
Barry's Backyard Premium 38L Fabric Grow Bags – 5 Pack
Give Your Plants Room to Thrive
Whether you're growing juicy tomatoes, crunchy cucumbers or a bumper crop of potatoes, these premium 38L fabric grow bags provide the space your plants need to flourish.
Made from heavy-duty breathable fabric, these grow bags encourage stronger root development, improve drainage and help produce healthier, more productive plants. They're the perfect solution for backyards, balconies, patios and rental properties where traditional garden beds aren't an option.
If you're serious about growing your own food, these are a must-have.
Why Choose Fabric Grow Bags?
Traditional plastic pots can trap heat and hold excess water around the roots.
Our premium fabric grow bags are different.
The breathable material allows fresh air to reach the root zone while letting excess water drain away naturally. This promotes healthier root growth, reduces the risk of root rot and encourages stronger, more vigorous plants.
Perfect For Growing
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Tomatoes
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Cucumbers
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Capsicums
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Chillies
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Eggplants
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Zucchini
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Potatoes
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Sweet Potatoes
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Garlic
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Onions
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Beans
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Strawberries
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Herbs
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Dwarf Fruit Trees
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Seedlings
Built Tough for Australian Conditions
Constructed from premium non-woven polypropylene fabric, these grow bags are built to handle Australia's harsh climate.
They're lightweight, breathable, weather-resistant, rot-resistant and designed to be reused season after season.
Strong reinforced carry handles make moving your plants easy, whether you're chasing the sun or making room around the backyard.
Why You'll Love Them
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Encourages healthier root growth
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Excellent drainage prevents waterlogging
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Breathable fabric improves airflow
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Heavy-duty reinforced handles
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Lightweight but incredibly durable
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Reusable for multiple growing seasons
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Folds flat for compact storage
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Ideal for vegetables, herbs and fruit trees
Specifications
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Capacity: 38 Litres (10 Gallons)
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Diameter: 40 cm
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Height: 30 cm
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Material: Heavy-Duty Non-Woven Polypropylene Fabric
What's Included
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5 × Barry's Backyard Premium 38L Fabric Grow Bags
Barry's Backyard Tip
If I could only recommend one grow bag size, it'd be the 38L. It's perfect for tomatoes, cucumbers, capsicums and eggplants, giving them plenty of room to develop strong roots and produce bigger harvests. Add a quality potting mix, regular fertiliser and consistent watering, and you'll be well on your way to growing your own damn food.
Delivery Timeframe
Please note that we cannot guarantee the exact date of arrival, and the delivery timeframes (excluding weekends and public holidays) are as follows:
- For customers in Victoria, approximately 7-10 working days;
- For customers in NSW, SA, ACT, and QLD, approximately 9-12 working days;
- For customers in WA, NT, and TAS, approximately 9-12 working days.
You'll love these grow bags because...
Healthier Root Growth
Superior Drainage
Easy to Move
Keeps Roots Cooler
Have questions?
What vegetables are best suited to the 38L grow bags?
The 38L size is ideal for larger crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, capsicums, potatoes, sweet potatoes and zucchini. It's also suitable for dwarf fruit trees and larger flowering plants.
Can I grow more than one plant in each grow bag?
It depends on the crop. Most larger vegetables like tomatoes or cucumbers grow best with one plant per bag, while herbs or leafy greens can often be planted together if given enough space.
How long will these fabric grow bags last?
With normal care, these heavy-duty grow bags are designed to be reused for multiple growing seasons. Empty them after harvest, allow them to dry if needed, and they'll be ready for your next crop.
Are these grow bags suitable for hydroponics?
Yes. They're commonly used in hydroponic and container gardening systems thanks to their excellent drainage and breathable fabric, making them suitable for a wide range of growing methods.
Can I use these on a balcony or deck?
Absolutely. They're perfect for balconies, patios and courtyards. If placing them on a timber deck or indoors, consider using a tray underneath to catch excess water.
