Tusco Products Plastic Rolled Rim Planter

This pot satisfied in all ways. I transplanted two 25 year old citrus trees into these 36 inch pots very easily. They are a great size, deep, a good thick wall, easy to maneuver and move and beautiful. Great buy.

I like the product, it appears to be a good one, very light and very well designed. It is good for a large plant such as fruit tree at patio or pool area. However, I cannot certify anything as I just got it.It came as it was listed. However it was delivered to my neighbor. I could understand how the trucker got confused as the address was very clearly marked on the garage.The second one I ordered never reached me. I had a tree that I wanted to transfer from a small planter to this one and now it is dying as I had to order a third one.Even if the product is good, the shipment used is very bad.

Perfect for my application. Arrived fast and looks great!

Very sturdy and good for trees. This is the second time I have purchased these

Wanted to plant a hinoki tree in this planter next to our house for some visual appeal. When this first arrived, I started to laugh because it's so large, it's almost comical. I even took a photo of myself standing inside it for my social media...I'm pretty tall and it still went halfway up on me. I could have taken a bath comfortably inside with my legs folded up. However, the large size looks great with a tree planted inside and the planter nestled up against our house. Very, very happy with this purchase, and I will absolutely buy another when we're ready to do back planters. This had a good amount of heft to it despite being hollow-walled plastic, so I can't imagine buying a concrete or ceramic planter in this size. As a note, while I wouldn't plant a 30-foot tree in this, it's definitely the right size for trees under 10 feet tall (never leave a tree in a planter permanently, but this will do nicely for many years if the tree is cared for properly).

Good size and thickness. Lightweight. Color not as expected compared to online photo. If needed, drill your own holes for drainage.

I planted my Japanese Maples in these. They are doing great. I am very happy to find a large planter of fantastic looks and durability.

I wish it came in another color. These will not blow over in a storm and perfect for large plants.

They do not look plastic. I bought 4 30", 24.5" and 20". In slate and black. I would have preferred all slate but the two colors together are great. Very light. I can easily lift 2 30" pots at a time. I would love to get more because I worry that they are being discontinued, which would be a huge mistake by the company. A very well made product should not be discontinued. They a sort of expensive but the 30" we have that are ceramic are impossible for me to move empty by myself and one by one they have all cracked. The terra cotta color looks plastic, the espresso is good, the other two colors, I think one is sand, are not as nice.

Well made.

Nice pot for pepper plant. Sturdy rim for moving when filled.

yes this looks good for a plastic pot, has a large capacity and is functional

Love Tusco pots. Well made, easy to drill drainage holes. Sturdy.

Product was as described and look great.

I use these pots for my outdoor terrace gardens. Over the years, because weather conditions are rather severe here—intense sun and yet intense cold in the winter, I've experimented with many containers and am really happiest with the Tusco pots. They are sturdy, withstand snow, sun, cold and heat, have good drainage and are good for my bushes, flowers and trees. The rolled rim pots are better than other comparable models. And I simply love them.

These are the best. I have 22 Tusco pots, 30", 24.5" and 20" square pots. I wouldn't own anything else.

I bought three of these Tusco Products RR30SS Rolled Rim Garden Pots, 30-Inches in the color Sandstone.First of all I want to state that these are very well made and sturdy pots. They are made of a good heavy plastic. But I ended up replacing them with a different product. I knew that they had no drainage holes and that the color was not my first choice but I ordered because the color Sandstone was cheaper. I my view they are more of a pink than a sand color.But I just wasn't happy with the color or size so I moved them around to unseen part of my yard and planted my tomatoes in them.

Nice big sturdy planter.

Very nice pot for large plant. Very heavy once filled. Appears to be a sturdy pot. Hopefully it won't split as my plant out grew the previously pot.

I want a variety of fruit trees, but don't have space for full-sized specimens. I have used these, together with the bases, to plant several trees, with the goal of keeping the trees smaller. So far, so good. It is necessary to fertilize and prune on time, but, if you don't want to work, don't plant trees.I'm not totally certain about this yet, but I think these help conserve water. It doesn't seem necessary to water as frequently, as the resin keeps the water from evaporating/dissipating as quickly as it does on bare dirt or in oak barrels.Update: I just ordered another one (Jan 2020). There are now several trees planted in these pots and they are doing well. Last year there was a good crop of plums, persimmons, and crab apples. A mulberry has just been planted in one and its size quickly increased by at least 6X. The Fuji apple will be transplanted into the new one, as it is not so happy in an oak barrel.