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Good Source for Cheap 30 Gallon Temporary Planters?

It looks like most nurseries stock a cheap plastic container that is 5 gallons and then the size jumps to around 15 gallons. Does anyone make a cheap plastic planter that runs about 25 to 35 gallons? I don't want to pay a high price for a decorative container. I am trying to keep the cost under $40. This planter will be used to get a mature rhododendron started, test some specific soil and fertilizer strategies. When I have the plant showing strong growth, and I have finished selecting a place for it in the garden, I will plant it in the ground. Until then, a cheap plastic container that will not stop the roots from growing would be nice, but I cannot locate one larger than 15 gallons so far.

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