how deep is the actual planting area>
365743
There is no solid part of the planter... The depth of the planting space is the same as the height of the planter
365744
Hi it's quite deep, about 18 inches but not as big in the rim area as I was hoping
365745
The planter is hollow, so dirt will fill the entire planter, btw these are really great! We love them.
1167142
Not sure but I was very happy with how it grew. Planted about 2 months ago and I have a thick lush area where I planted, about 100sq ft of bare land.
1638936
There was plenty of space for starting plants. Mine is back in storage, but as I recall it had about 13" between the shelves except the top one which has about 20 in the middle and about 14" on the sides. I was very pleased with this product. However, for best results you will have to do some additional staking or put it in a sheltered location. It is lightweight the wind will blow it over. I put mine against the west side of the house and use additional staking. Also, it gets very hot inside on sunny days and must be unzipped to prevent overheating.
905570
Mine is already planted with the cover. I am using a black plastic garbage bag as a cover having long ago used up the cover it came with. So, I cannot have an exact measurement but I would say the lip overlaps about 1/2 inch per side so 28 inches long and then it tapers somewhat to the bottom.
960005
More depth is always better, up till about a foot (these plants are not that large, and I think this is about where max root depth would be.) Larger pots also contain more water, so you have to ask yourself how often does it rain or do I want to water them? I used 5 inches for horizontal spacing. Got a decent number of berries.
1506994
About 6 inches. All I can say is is the 4 marigolds and the dusty miller I've planted in it are doing very well. I put stones in the bottom of the planter for drainage.
2188197
I think, the instructions it comes with it tells you very specificly how to assemble and use it. if I remember correctly about 5-6 inches deep.
663843
Just plant then about 1 1/2 inches beneath the soil, vertically, water and your good to go. Mine are all up and flowering. I've found that vertical placement lets Mother Nature the pattern for growth.
1522679
Not sure how deep but get a wide one, I guess. Planted in ground getting morning & evening sun, NC zone 6b. 4th of July 1 leaf 2'×2.5' in size! Yes, that's feet. Haven't visited Grandma since but she says now there's a 4' long leaf. They don't droop to the ground & amaze everyone. Its a wide plant so I reccommed a 4'×4' minimum area if u pot. I say go for potting it & good luck!!
1718272
its about an inch deep. It works well to replace an old existing square box that does not sit flush with the siding. I have purchased three of these for my house to replace the oped sided rings which I did not like.
1449298
About 1/4 inch. I need to lay the kale flat. Truth be told...I dont use it that much anymore...list tge novelty value
664879
Not sure. About 1/4 of bag grew. Very low plants. I did not add anything. Watered. Sowed 1/8 - 1/4".
1657492
it tills as deep as the length of the tines which is about four inches. once tilled, you can go more deeper as the soil will be loose. i think i did go about 6"-8" deep. i basically bought this for my vegetable garden. first i tilled the old soil and then mixed it with soil compost and mixed with the old soil using this tool. i have this tool since two years now. it works great. you have to take care of the battery when not in use.
2104667
Dig a trench 9 inches deep and 8 inches wide. At the bottom of the trench spread out the roots then cover the roots and the crown with 2 inches of dirt. When the plants grows through the dirt cover it again with 2 inches of dirt. Keep doing this until the trench is filled.
1580265
I planted the two ordered on 7/20/14 and they grew from 8" to 36"and26"respectively. I read that next season may see some sm. fruits, and some suggest culling them to allow more root development. 'so. . not enough data.
772804
About a 12 inches on fresh batteries in average soil. Sand and mineralized dirt make a difference on depth also ...Really if you get a reading around 6" then rescan again after digging down 6" it will go deep as you want...
2207905
I'd say about 2 1/2 feet from the ground to the bottom of the planter, then another 18inches or so to the top edge. I can stand or sit to work in it.