Tusco Products Rolled Rim Round Plastic Planter

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.

Best bang for the buck. Rim is molded into one piece rather than open and flimsy like some others. Color in the photo does not represent it fully and is why I had passed on it several times in my searching for a pot. If you see the photo of the saucer it better represents the sandstone color or go to the Tusco website. With the saucer on the pot it leaves about an inch and a half around the base.I replanted some large palms that were in 22 inch pots previously and it took about a bag and a half of the jumbo bags of planter mix for each palm.The pot is completely sealed but has 4 raised areas that can be drilled out for drain holes.I really wanted some stone pots but considering I got 3 of these with saucers for the price of one stone pot I am happy.

Very nice pot and just what we were looking for our pot-bound Myer Lemon tree. Very sturdy construction and looks just like our patio pavers.We are very satisfied with the product and so is our tree!

Large Planter pots are difficult to find; It is definitely large enough, durable and light. The color also works with some of my other, smaller pots that I have. I need three more for the large plants around my pool, and plan to order them shortly. I waited to see how this pot turned out; they are a good deal.

Have 5 of this 30' plastic planter from Tusco and it is a durable product!

Wish there was a base/tray available