25.98 in. Dia x 16.54 in. H Round Wooden Barrel Planter

This is a sturdy well made planter that looks very good in my flower bed. The dark stained wood contrasts nicely with greenery and flowers.

Always wanted one of these and finally decided to buy one to plant a rose bush for Mother’s Day. Really nice.

Very sturdy and love the look of it,

Beautiful. Received many compliments. You will not be disappointed.

Perfect size for area I put it in.

I planted a gardenia tree in mine and it looks beautiful.

So disappointed that these barrels didn’t last but ONE season. I expected it to last for a few years. I was wrong. I purchased them late last summer so they haven’t even experienced two full summers, more like August, September, the fall, winter, and now it’s Spring they’re completely deteriorated. I need to replant everything that was planted in them which is a huge hassle. Also, it’s a huge waste of money. I’m unable to get a refund because it’s past the 30 day policy but I think it’s reasonable to except a planter to last more than one season. I don’t think any would sell if the label Guaranteed GUARANTEED TO NEVER LAST use for looks only but only if used indoors and no water or soil make contact with the barrel. The wood will Deteriorate quickly. The world will deteriorate in less than one season. The middle used to strap the wood in place will peel apart and crumble before your very eyes. Extremely disappointing. I can understand if it was an isolated incident. It is not. I purchased ELEVEN in TOTAL to increase my planting space here in RIchmond, VA and ALL ELEVEN have split, rotted, and the metal bands have popped off rendering the barrels useless. Or the metal bands are in the process of snapping at any minute due to the rot. I am in shock. Not even ONE FULL growing season. Even with my military discount (thank you Home Depot) I have invested a lot of money into these barrels. I will never see it again! Wasteful and poorly made. Buyer Beware. I tied a few with rope and placed cement blocks up against the barrel in hopes to keep it together until I’m able to replace it with something else. I did this to nearly all of them. I would have uploaded more images but I added the maximum number of images allowed. :( The garden did look beautiful before…now it’s the eyesore of the neighborhood. Scrambling to fix this nightmare.

My old half wine barrel needed replacement after about 12 years, so I bought this. It looked good at first, but it didn't take too long to see there is a big difference between a REAL half wine barrel and a company made "replica". After the 1 year mark, the metal bands holding the barrel together started showing signs of heavy rust and soon after started breaking. I had to use duct tape to keep the snapped bands in place as a temp fix before it eventually just fell apart. A real half wine barrel is built far more robust and doesn't cost that much more. I still have the rings of my old barrel that NEVER rusted. I learned my lesson - get a REAL half wine/whiskey barrel and save yourselves the grief and wasted money.

Beautiful and sturdy! They look great at the end of my driveway—I’ve received many compliments!

Looks great