Vegepod - Small

This is the best company to do business with. We purchased 2 large and 2 medium Vegepods and had to wait until our patio was finished before giving them their forever home. It took over a year. When we opened our box a year later we discovered that one of the large pods was damaged. We contacted Vegepod directly and they had us take a picture of broken piece so they would be sure that we were getting proper replacement. We had part in less than 5 days. Then we had problem with sprayer, which they replaced immediately. It is rare to do business with any business in the USA that practices excellent customer service. As for the Vegepod themselves, they are worth every penny, they are well made and we love them. Easy to put together and are very sturdy.

The Vegepod Raised Garden Bed with Self‑Watering System and Protective Cover has been a wonderful addition to our gardening setup. My husband built a base for it, and now it sits at a perfect height for both of us, making planting, watering, and harvesting so much easier on the back and knees. We were really impressed with how well it performed — we got a good amount of vegetables throughout the summer and fall, and everything grew strong and healthy. The self‑watering feature kept the soil consistently moist without much effort on our part. We’re already looking forward to starting seeds earlier than usual this spring, thanks to the cover and the controlled environment it provides. For now, we’ve left it open so the snow can fall into the soil, which is a great natural way to add moisture and help prep the bed for the next season. A sturdy, reliable, and incredibly convenient garden bed — highly recommended for anyone wanting to grow more with less effort.

This is a very well made raised garden bed. I ordered the small size along with the small frame. It is just the right size for growing small vegetables and leafy greens on a porch or patio. The stand is very sturdy and comes with casters. Both items were easy to assemble. I am very satisfied with these items from Vegepod.

I have had the vegepod for 3 years this is my 3rd season getting ready to grow vegetables. The first time my wife bought small vegetable plants to transplant. I purchased the pricy potting mix, mulch ect. You have to start off with the good stuff and keep it going. The plants did very well. Grew pretty fast. The second year I planted seeds. It took longer as they should but the seeds germinated and grew. We had a little storm come through and annihilated two red pepper plants. I planted 3 one survived. I grew squash, egg plant, green peppers, red peppers successfully 2 years in a row in the vegepod. Grew cucumbers the first year. I also purchased a small potable collapsible vegepod. I transplanted one of my squash plants into the collapsible vegepod. I didn't know if it will survive but it did. I know folks may have issue with the price but if it's lasting like it is then it's well worth it. Understand it offers quality material and a watering system with a dome that does a great job protecting the plants, the stand is doing a great job standing up to the weather conditions and it's very sturdy. I live in SC 30 mile from the coast and we get hurricanes and tropical storms. The vegepod, even with the dome, is able to withstand the harsh storms. One piece of advice. If your going to place it in the yard try not to set it up on the grass with out some footing. Pavers is what I recommend to keep the stand from sinking in the ground.

We were intrigued by the Vegepod because we wanted a raised bed for growing vegetables on our patio. The "Shark Tank" note is from the Australian version of that show. It's available to view and it's a good intro to the product. Putting it together was not the worst thing to do, but the written instructions are not the best. I HIGHLY recommend watching their on-line videos (check their website) before starting so you have a good visual of how things should go. Once you watch those the written instructions will make more sense. We also bought the "Trolley" to raise the Vegepod up to waist height. See my warning above on this, too. But once it's together it is a godsend as we are older and bending down to tend to the garden would be a back nightmare. We've now added our soil and recently planted our first potential crop of veggies (There are also some on-line videos about that process). It's still a little cool here (NJ in April) but we're hoping the cover helps keep the plants alive as the weather warms up. We definitely appreciate the way this is constructed. No wood to worry about rotting! and the trolley makes it easy to move around the patio if needed. (the trolley does not go on top of soft ground because of the wheels - they sell a stand without the wheels but after you add soil it will be heavy so place that where it's going to stay!). Time will tell if the thick plastic Vegepod unit and enamel-painted metal trolley stand up to our sometimes harsh NJ winters. We would have given this 5 stars all around if we had seen some veggies growing but it's too soon for that. One more time ... watch the videos!! Then enjoy the fruits (or veggies) of your labor.

I bought just the small one because we live in a mobile home and have small space. The pod was easy to assemble, the only problem I had was placing the small clips that hold the misting cover onto the pod, but a quick consult with a Youtube video and I was all set! It took two bags of garden soil from Lowes to completely fill it. Since this is Arizona, and now is not really a great growing time, I put some seeds in, they sprouted rather quickly, but have not seems to be getting any bigger, probably because of heat stress. I have high hopes for my garden pod, as soon as September hits us here in the desert. A great item, and not too heavy for us (two people in our 70s) to move it even after it was filled with soil. I will buy the tomato pod from same company next month, when I can start a tomato plant here in Tucson, AZ.

Happy with my vegepod. Easy enough to put together. Filled as instructed- recommend you purchase perlite or vermiculite in advance so you can fill when your pod arrives. Medium pod needed - 50l of manure, 50l or perlite and 125 of soil roughly there are instructions on the vegepod website and videos for construction. You can easily put together on your own. Very sturdy and sprinkler works incredibly well. Delivery was personal from a Vegepod rep who explained things and gave a free cold cover for long delivery time (was within time given by Amazon estimate- just took awhile due to international shipping and COVID crisis). Was a nice touch they gave the cover though and they were really responsive answering queries. Overall really pleased with the purchase. Note, quite heavy when filled but still easily rolled on wheels.

An amazing bit of kit - only tip, watch the videos and putting it together is easy peasy! Creates a very large growing space. Vegetables grow fast and have had been harvesting from it from week 4 after putting in the first seeds...

High quality item, works as expected , easy to setup and use

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Pain in the arse to put together ( did it on my own though ), but the materials are high quality. Should last for decades ! Also, really measure the space you want to put it in before purchasing - the entire unit becomes quite big once assembled :)