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CITY PICKERS 24.5 in. x 20.5 in. Patio Raised Garden Bed Kit with Watering System and Casters $30. Reg $38. F/S from Home Depot.
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CITY PICKERS 24.5 in. x 20.5 in. Patio Raised Garden Bed Kit with Watering System and Casters $30. Reg $38.
F/S from Home Depot. HERE [homedepot.com]
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Turn your patio into a personal garden with the CITY PICKERS 24-1/2 in. Patio Garden Kit. The self-contained watering system automatically waters your plants and has drainage holes to help prevent over watering. The mulch cover helps prevent weed growth and the aeration screen helps provide a sufficient amount of air to the plant roots.
Highlights
Assembled dimension: 24.25 in. W x 20.25 in. D x 9.5 in. H
Self-contained watering system automatically waters plants, holds up to 2 Gal. and has drainage holes to prevent over watering
Aeration screen helps provide the proper amount of air to plant roots
Mulch cover helps eliminate weeds and conserve water
Casters allow for easy movement
Includes setup instructions and gardening instructions and tips
Made from durable, UV-protected resin
Will not rot and decompose like the wooden versions
Warning: will grow tomatoes and other vegetables extremely fast and easily
Decorative earth brown color
Plants not included
F/S from Home Depot. HERE [homedepot.com]
Selected colors.
Turn your patio into a personal garden with the CITY PICKERS 24-1/2 in. Patio Garden Kit. The self-contained watering system automatically waters your plants and has drainage holes to help prevent over watering. The mulch cover helps prevent weed growth and the aeration screen helps provide a sufficient amount of air to the plant roots.
Highlights
Assembled dimension: 24.25 in. W x 20.25 in. D x 9.5 in. H
Self-contained watering system automatically waters plants, holds up to 2 Gal. and has drainage holes to prevent over watering
Aeration screen helps provide the proper amount of air to plant roots
Mulch cover helps eliminate weeds and conserve water
Casters allow for easy movement
Includes setup instructions and gardening instructions and tips
Made from durable, UV-protected resin
Will not rot and decompose like the wooden versions
Warning: will grow tomatoes and other vegetables extremely fast and easily
Decorative earth brown color
Plants not included
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You can grow some beautiful tomatoes in these! Cucumbers, Zucs, various pepper varieties, onions, carrots and beans are some of the vegetables I've grown in mine. These will even work for strawberries.
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Depends on how much sun your planters are getting (from which sides) and how well you prune your plants. I used to do 2 tomato plants per planter and let them grow wild. 3 is probably possible they don't block the sun for each other (happened for me when I had these on a balcony with sunlight only coming in from one side). Anything over 3 is probably pushing it because the roots will start competing for water and nutrients. In hot summer days I had to water these every day because 2 large tomato plants would drink the whole reservoir.
Prepare to replace the platlstic covers they provide every year. I just buy a box of contractor bags and cut them to size. I'm sure there are other, easier ways.
I'm planning on growing some determinate plants this year. My patio was a jungle last year because of these planters.
I've done up to 4 heirloom tomatoes (indeterminant) with a support system around the box
Prepare to replace the platlstic covers they provide every year. I just buy a box of contractor bags and cut them to size. I'm sure there are other, easier ways.
I use a weed barrier, cut to size, for the plastic covers with bungie cords from the dollar store. Each cover lasts about 2 years for me (YMMV), depending on how harsh the weather is (Midwest region). They might last longer if I remove them after the growing season but I'm too lazy 😅
Beauty is in winter you can simply put garlic bulbs in it and get garlic by end of may, so you get constant use of the pot/ potting mix year round.
Edit: also grew others like peppers eggplants… came out well… with good organic seeds, we got tomatoes good for 7 months during yield period of July- October.