3 x Potato Planter Grow Bags suitable for growing all Vegetables all year round 18"x12"x12" Reviews

4.6 Rating 54 Reviews

Jamieson Brothers Potato Planter Bags suitable for growing all Vegetables all year round 18"x12"x12"

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Phone:

1461202567

Email:

info@jbaseedpotatoes.co.uk

Location:

Rosefield Farm,
Annan
Dumfries and Galloway
DG12 6QX

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“Four Stars. Pleased with products!!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“ideal for patio potato growing. good sized bags exactly what I needed for my garden. seem pretty sturdy but the stitching on the handles could be a bit stronger.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Great product.. Met my requirements as I have not used this product before.Very sturdy and looks as if it will do the job. Perhaps a leaflet on what compost to use or what type of potatoes to plant could be included, might be of use to people trying this approach for the first time. Great value for money as a multipurpose bag after use in the winter for storage of Dahlia's.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Give them a miss.. This was a repeat order as I had bought some previously from this site, which were first class. The second purchase were much inferior to the first and can only be described as poor quality. The material is much thinner, no drainage holes and they are smaller, not recommended.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“far too small for the intended use. I've writen a review today you ether take action or lose a customer a tesco shopping bag would have been of better use”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Good Sturdy Bags. I started growing potatoes in a bag last year. Really easy, no heavy digging involved and fantastic results. Bought these as stocking fillers for family so they can give it a go too. I've kept one for myself as I want to see if it's possible to grow other veg in them as well. Delivery was well within timescale given. Price OK for quality. Some newspapers have similar planter bags on offer for free with seed potatoes (+P&P) but they are generally in the springtime and I wanted these for Christmas.”

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Posted 12 years ago