Natural & Red Bushel Basket, 18" x 12"

I wanted a basket to sit on its side and put flowers in at the end of my driveway.Perfect size. Quality material.

Well made basket for my garden work; clipping branches, weeding and leaf litter. Use it to carry my transplant flowers. When not in use for garden it’s a catch all in my garage fir flip flops and running shoes. Very pretty basket, I bought as we use to gave these at home to collect apples and vegetables. It is perfect!

It’s a gorgeous basket. Arrived early and was boxed/ wrapped perfectly. I have absolutely NO IDEA what to do with it. Haha I bought it to use as a little table for a lantern and pumpkin for my front porch, but I need something taller. What to do with it??? I’m hitting Pinterest for ideas because it’s to beautiful to use in the garden.

The perfect basket! I spray painted it black to match my door and filled it with white pumpkins,gourds and corn! Everyone seems to love it. Very sturdy, very nice basket.

This is the 2nd bushel basket I have purchased; the first being over a year ago. I wanted to get an additional basket for storing odds and ends in my sewing room as the first basket is home for all our dogs toys. The quality is very nice and the price is amazing. I would not hesitate to purchase again.

Upon receiving the basket there was a 2" to 21/2" round black tar like substance inside the wall of the basket. Using a clean paper towel to remove the substance didn't leave the surface clean either, a black residue stain is forever bonded to the inside surface. If I had purchased this for storing fresh picked fruit this would not have been desirable. Since that wasn't my purpose I have decided to keep it.

I have a very small yard and have used these for years however I'm unable to find locally any longer. Perfect for gathering weeds,etc because it's just the right size and very light weight compared to more expensive items found in catalogs. Will last for years.

This is an ok basket. Workmanship is not great. The bottoms are cracked because of how they were put together. They need to soak the wood in water before bending. All the workmanship flaws could be avoided with just a couple extra minutes and little bit of attention to detail. You probably don't want to get them wet with the green and red dye. It seems to bleed pretty heavily. I may just leave them out in the rain a time or two and see if the majority will wash off.