How many square feet of planting does this hold?
367476
It has roughly 42 square feet of planting space. It is difficult to give an exact answer, as the planting area is wedge-shaped. It is about 14 inches deep in the center, and is shallower by the edges. I hope that helps!
1179033
Ah, now that depends on the kind of plant and how big it will get. If you do a web search for the product and go to the GrowBox home page, it tells you how many of various kinds of plants you can fit in one box. Smaller herbs and whatnot can usually number over a dozen, but some larger plants, like eggplants and tomatoes, are going to be down to 2-4.
84049
You can fit 6 actual pots, but it is a tight fit. Once they start growing it is too crowded, I have 4 shortys and it is a tight fit. I would recommend 2 or 3.
779801
This is a 1 pound package. If you want to plant it all at once you would probably need to do it outside as it would probably cover 10 to 20 square feet.
396051
Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
1485808
It truly depends on how much you expect to plant... I have one tall pot about the size of a bathroom trashcan that has two types of basil,chives, oregano, and single leaf parsley. All three of the plants you wish to plant are small and enjoy hanging over the side of a pot so you could split it into 3 sections and still have space to plant more in the center. They take up about a fists worth of space if you need that as a true judge.
659397
I have the original size, 50 inches wide x 12 inches tall, providing 13.5 square feet of growing area. That handled 4 tomato plants.
237179
I'm sorry that I can't give a perfect answer. The package came in the middle of winter, so I haven't been able to plant anything yet. My guess is that it will take about 30 ft. x 15 ft.
366147
I built mine last year I used 90x40 lb bags of soil from Lowes at 1.25 a bag, my husband had cut down some Cedar trees so I also put in a wheelbarrow load of Cedar mulch, depth is around 20 inches (that is filling it right to the top), last year I grew carrots, peas, a few lettuces and a Jalapeno (best Jalapeno's ever), this year I am trying a few potatoes, carrots and lettuces. Hope this helps.
1746768
I used 12 cubic feet or 6 bags of 2 cubic feet of Miracle-Gro Potting Soil. This left a 2" space at the top. I also used a liner. Everything seems very happy. Where I live the Potting Mix was a bit pricey, but that amount worked well for me. Good luck!
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New and established vegetables and plants: plantings 1 cup per 10 sq ft or 5 c for every 50 ft. Potted plants: 2 Tbsps per gallon of potted soil or 1/2 c per per 5 gallons of potted soil (1/2 cubic foot)Trees and shrubs: New plantings 2 c per 5 gallons of soil. Established plants 1 c for every inch of trunk diameter at 4 in. - 6 in. above soil line.
586290
It is pouring hard rain here today so I am not going out to measure. What I can tell you is that I plant lettuce every year... romaine, salad bowl, radishes, herbs. I am going to guess something around 8-10 inches. There is a tiny ridge and I keep the soil around there. I move the beds under the covered porch for winter and have dill, chives, parsley etc... pretty much year round. There is a drain hole for excess water and I keep a thirsty plant on the lower shelf beneath it. I have six of these and love them... Mints on the bottom shelves for shade. Hope this helps.
338815
For 2400 sq.ft. 24 packages. The package I have (5,000 seeds) covers 100 sq. ft.
771050
I think with cages, probably 3. I am using it for the first time this year. Planted lettuce, herbs, 1 tomato, pepper, spinach.
2156895
i have several plants with pots between 6 to 15 inches. In smaller ones, I put one in small pots, and two stakes in larger pots. I had bought it very early before the vacation, so i can test how it will work - i have over 15 large plants, some of them 25 yrs old.. (inheritance from a friend) wanted to make sure they are not taken care while i was away.... I grouped the plants, used a water container shared by 3 or 4 pots. The water container needs to positioned correctly, otherwise they just pull too much water too fast. read the instructions come with, keep experimenting.. happy flowering..
186666
You can calculate this from the measurements given, 9 inches =.75 feet(planting depth), 48 inches(length) = 4 feet and 18 inches (width)= 1.5 feet Multiply the three measurements for the cubic footage of 4.5 cubic feet, this would fill the growing space to the tippy top. so you will need slightly less to fill the box to the point you wish so you have some area between the top of the box and the soil. About 2 bags of 2 cu feet ea. would suit.
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about 2 1/2 feet by 1 1/2 feet . The trellis is flimsy and you will have to reinforce it. I'm going to get tomato cages this year I figure 3 to 4 good sized plants in one