I have 9 raised beds for vegetable gardening and they are still not enough for everything I would like to grow. Last year, I had extra strawberries that I planted in some large grow bags, they overwintered beautifully without being covered, and with a week of horrible minus 18 degree temps. Since I alway have extra herb, veggie, tomato, and strawberry starts, I thought it would be nice to have a few additional grow bags to use my extra starts and to be able to simply move them around as the sun moves throughout the summer. This was a wonderful choice in grow bags because there are FIVE - 15 gallon grow bags. The quality of these grow bags are very good, durable and they have strong handles, which will allow me to move them as needed. Additionally, they are very large and deep. I can pretty much grow anything I want in them except maybe indeterminate tomatoes (I just see that as a hassle due to the height). I would encourage anyone who has the desire to garden but thinks they don’t have the right set up to try these grow bags. They would be great for a limited space situation, like an apartment or condo balcony to grow veggies, herbs and flowers. As you can see from my photo, 1 bag (55quart) of potting mix did not even fill up 1 grow bag. I would plan on about 3 large bags to fill at least two grow bags to the top. Remember, while the bagged potting mix is an investment, you can reuse your soil every year by adding back a few amendments/nutrients which will refresh and revive the existing soil. I think these are a total win for an existing gardener or to anyone who has limited space. I highly recommend these grow bags! Gardening is so good for the soul, among its many other great rewards!