Forest Green Root Pouch Twin Packs

Bring the joy of gardening and growing your own food into your small or large space with our range of Boxer Root Pouches. Root Pouch grow bags are perfect for renters, balconies, decks and backyard gardeners alike who need a non-permanent and portable garden. 

Available in our range of attractive colours and sizes to suit all types of growing you'll be enjoying the fruits of your labour in no time. Our Boxer range of Root Pouches are non-degradable and come in a convenient and handy pack of 2 grow bags.

• 100% Food safe and BPA free!  For more information about why Root Pouch grow bags are different from the rest click HERE
• Made from recycled post-consumer PETE water bottles to replace heavy or bulk ceramic pots - perfect for portable and storage solutions and small spaces. 
• The fabric container allows air to circulate which allows roots to air-prune and prevents root circling. 
• Available in a range of attractive colours
• Easy to move using sturdy stitched handles

Benefits of the Boxer range of Root Pouch grow bags are:

• Pots can be washed & re-used
• Allows air & nutrients to pass freely through
• Great to use with Up On the Rooftop's Waterpot Ollas!
• Creates insulation from winter cold and/or summer heat
• Will withstand UV rays
• Stronger healthier starts 
• Produces bigger yields & promotes vigorous root growth
• Better use of water and nutrients
• Quicker growing times 
• Better drainage
• Decreases risk of transplant shock
• Industrial strength Industrial Lock Stitching

Designed by the family-owned Root Pouch company in Hillsboro, Oregon USA, and manufactured in their partnered company in China. 

Please refer to more information found on our FAQs page.

For even larger sizes please see our Boxer Garden Bed Range 

CHECK OUT our value bundles on the Grow Packs and Gifts page.

To choose the best size Root Pouch for your garden you can view our handy size and growing guide in the tab below. Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly due to the hand machining of the bags; the quantity, compaction and type of soil used.