Water normally
Soil receives the moisture your plant needs.

A better container starts below the soil
Five-gallon fabric grow bags help excess water escape, let air reach the root zone and make patio crops easier to reposition.
Why fabric changes the root zone
Rigid walls can redirect roots around the same tight path. Breathable fabric exposes the outer root zone to air, encouraging a more fibrous root structure and a healthier moisture balance.
More usable root spaceA simple container change can give roots a better environment to develop.
The root-zone advantage
Breathable nonwoven walls and bottom drainage help reduce standing moisture around the roots while allowing the soil to exchange air.
Soil receives the moisture your plant needs.
Breathable fabric and the drainage opening help water leave.
Air can reach more of the root zone than in a sealed plastic wall.
A garden without a garden bed
Use patios, balconies, small yards or open corners for tomatoes, peppers, herbs, strawberries and flowers—always matching the plant to its mature space needs.
When the light changes
Reinforced, serger-stitched handles give you a secure place to grip when a plant needs more sun, shelter from harsh weather or a new spot on the patio.
Lift smart: Support both handles and move slowly when the bag is filled with wet soil.
Know the footprint before you plant
Each round bag holds approximately five gallons while keeping a compact footprint for container gardening.
Start small or build the whole container garden
Begin with one 5-bag set, or choose the 10-bag option when you want room for more varieties, staggered planting or a fuller patio layout.
When the season is over
Unlike rigid pots that keep taking up space, the fabric design folds down after cleaning and drying, ready to store until the next planting season.
Before you fill the first bag
Choose either one 5-bag set or the 10-bag option from the product selector.
Each bag has a five-gallon capacity and measures approximately 11.5 inches wide by 9.9 inches high.
Yes. The bag is designed to release excess water. If using it on a stain-sensitive deck, balcony or indoor surface, place a suitable drainage tray underneath.
They work well for many vegetables, herbs, strawberries and flowers. Always check the mature root and spacing needs of the specific variety before planting.
Yes. Empty the soil, remove loose debris, allow the fabric to dry completely and fold the bags for storage between growing seasons.
The reinforced handles provide secure grip points. Because wet soil can be heavy, use both handles, lift slowly and avoid dragging the bag.
No raised bed required
More breathable roots, simpler drainage and a garden you can rearrange as the season changes.