10 Gallon Fabric Pond-Pot

I bought 5 of these, as cheaper alternatives to Smartpots. I can't tell the difference between these and Smartpots to be honest. The roots of the plants get more oxygen when grown in fabric pots, and are less compacted. These pots are very durable and convenient. I can fold them when I'm done and store easily. I think they are comparable to the 10 gallon size. I have grown both tomatoes and potatoes in them. For tomatoes, one full size indeterminate can be place in a pot at a time. Potatoes do so well in these pots, I don't think I'm going to bother ever planting them in the ground again. I can plant 3 larger potato plants in one. 2 years later, they are still going strong and I'm still very happy I bought them!

The 16" pot is big enough that I won't have to divide my hardy lilies for 3 or 4 years. The soft fabric won't harm my koi and allows the pot to form to the bottom of my pond. The fabric also allows for oxygen to the root system without allowing the roots to penetrate the pot and grow into the pond floor. I folded the sides of the pot to about 7" tall. So, mine are 7" x 16".I'm really happy with them.