Two planting sections are what make this wagon more useful than a single trough of the same size. Divided across a 24.5-in by 13.5-in bed, they let two plantings run side by side without root systems tangling, so flowers can share the frame with herbs, or one crop can be staggered a few weeks apart in the two halves. Everything sits on four metal wheels with a handle at the front, which changes how the planter is used day to day: it gets pulled onto a sunny corner of the patio in the morning and out of the wind in the evening rather than staying where it was first set down. Empty, the wagon weighs 5.5 lb, so it can simply be picked up when wheels are not practical, and filled it supports up to 33 lb of soil and plants. Premium fir wood gives the frame its sturdiness and durability outdoors, and the visible grain is a large part of why the piece works as decoration as much as equipment, adding a highlight to a patio, garden, or balcony. Standing 24 in tall, the bed sits well off the ground for easier watering and trimming. Emptied out, the same frame serves as a toy cart, which is worth knowing if the planting season ends before the wagon does. A user guide comes in the box, and the whole unit ships as one piece ready to fill.