Muddy Hands 70 Litre Heavy Duty Large Plastic Plant Pots with Handles Outdoor Garden Tree Planters Containers (2)

Look nice in situ and hold larger plants or with tree type plants there is plenty of room round them for smaller bulbs and flowers.

Great quality, value and style. Handles help to move them around once planted up.

I was going to put bushes in these as I’m sure mine are pot bound but when I saw the size of them i decided to put my potatoes in them. I think I’ve made a really good decision, and I’ll order more later for the bushes. Love the handles which will be great for moving them around. I’m hoping I’ll get a good crop of potatoes this year

Very competitive price for a quality product.

Used these for a large bay tree and a lilac. Good value for money and seem sturdy.

This is a good substantial pot but very badly finished particularly round the handles which need trimming off otherwise you will cut your hands to shreds. The stray plastic bits are very thin and easily trimmed with a "Stanley knife" or similar.These claim to have a capacity of 70 litres but either they are bigger than that or my bags of compost are smaller than they claim but certainly a big pot.The handles help to move the pots if you are strong enough but I will just use them to rotate it occasionally so hopefully the plum tree will grow straight rather than leaning towards the sun.

I have given 4 stars as these are factory seconds..there is excess plastic flashing around the handles and the lip. Also the drainage holes looks like someone has drilled them out wearing a blind fold...be careful not to cut your hands when handling these. Other than that I trimmed off all the excess flashing and the pots are fine. I have ordered several of these pots in the past as I haven't found them any cheaper for this size.. I just wish they would state factory seconds in the description.

Great size pots! I'm V Happy with them! Plastic pots....V strong! Has X2 handles on them.....so its easy to lift them etc.Good price.Availability in Different colours would have been good! Ie green, teracotta red white etc