Smart Pot Raised Bed Planter

A raised garden bed without the lumber, hardware, or perfectly level ground.

Create an organized growing space almost anywhere with the Smart Pot Raised Bed Planter. Made from the same durable performance fabric used in traditional Smart Pots, this rectangular raised bed provides the benefits of fabric growing in a larger format designed for vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more.

Built-in 16” × 16” growing sections divide the bed into individual planting spaces, making it easy to organize different crops and plan a productive garden.

Unlike rigid raised beds, the flexible fabric naturally conforms to the surface beneath it, allowing the planter to be placed on level, uneven, or slightly sloping ground without building a permanent structure.

Why You’ll Love It

• Rectangular fabric raised-bed design
• Built-in 16” × 16” planting sections
• Flexible construction conforms to uneven or slightly sloped terrain
• No lumber or permanent raised-bed structure required
• Made from Smart Pot performance fabric
• Creates organized individual growing spaces
• Available in three lengths
• Great for vegetables, herbs, flowers, and other garden plants
• Suitable for home gardens and larger growing operations

Available Sizes

• 6 ft.
• 8 ft.
• 12 ft.

Growing & Care

Placement
Choose a location based on what you plan to grow. Most vegetables and herbs perform best with plenty of direct sunlight.

Filling the Bed
Fill each section with a quality raised-bed or container-growing mix. Because this is a fabric planter, place it where you intend to grow before filling—it will become considerably heavier once soil and plants are added.

Watering
Fabric allows excess moisture to escape, so good drainage is built into the design. Check soil moisture regularly, particularly during hot or dry weather, because fabric containers can dry more quickly than traditional in-ground beds.

Planting
Use the individual 16” × 16” sections to separate plant varieties, organize succession planting, or create a square-foot-style garden layout.

End of Season
Remove spent plants and refresh or amend the growing mix as needed for the next planting season.