Is it deep enough to grow potatoes and carrots?
1693522
I have one on top of the other with clips they send you when you contact them and I have had my potatoes and carrots in them. I did two raised high beds like that and it gave me 3 month of potatoes for myself and I gave my neighbors a bag full of them each.
1693523
No. We did well with okra,tomatoes, and eggplant. Squash and peppers also did well.
1693524
I had a total of three beds and when they are stacked two high you can grow carrots and smaller potatoes I grew tons of carrots nicely.
1693525
No, Its Really Not Deep Enough To Grow Very Much At All, I Was Disappointed =/
890190
No, it is barely deep enough to hold a normal head of lettuce or cabbage, BUT that drawer is NOT good for produce, it dries out fresh foods because it has no way to keep any humidity. This is mentioned in fine print in the owner's booklet but it is true as we have discovered.
1641442
They like about a foot deep root system + 6" above, so if you have something 18" wide and 18" deep it will work. Plenty of fertilizer mixed with soil and pea gravel would work well. Drape roots over a volcano like mound to spread the roots out. The main thing would be to bring indoors during the cold months.
930579
This taller section allows an individual to grow root vegetables, such as radishes, carrots, and turnips.
1657486
The tines are only about four inches long, but if you move the the already-tilled soil and then till again, you can get a lot deeper than that. It doesn't cut the roots but that's something you can do yourself as you come upon them.
232671
It's not very deep, but I suppose you could keep dinner rolls warm/moist in it. It's great for pancakes, too! :)
1015844
Is an inch "deep"? Enough for fruit, whippy, butter, syrup, etc. Crispy. We like ours.
429267
Yes, with the basket about 1.5 inch above the bottom of the rice pan, I think it' deep enough for a good amount of veggies. We like this rice cooker a lot.
1889145
You could put potatoes in it, but I would think the basket would need to be hung up to let air circulate around them. The holes are 1"x 1" so will let any dirt fall through, if you are bothered by that.
1284010
This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil, except in a section for carrots and potatoes. They require deeper planting. This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil,... » Read More This is probable more than you want to know, but here goes. Any higher and it is not going to be very workable as a garden. I would suggest netting But if you want it higher you could lay a base of cinder blocks under the entire thing. In addition, I attended a workshop on Square foot planting. It was very informative and very applicable to this garden. You can get a book on it at Amazon. One of the things the speaker mentioned that with sq. foot planting you do not need as much dirt as this takes, depth wise. I was thinking of putting cinder blocks on the inside so it will take less soil, except in a section for carrots and potatoes. They require deeper planting. « Show Less
668190
Yes, it is like 3/4" deep or so. Not good for soup but perfect for rice and veggies
1703952
It's only 1 inch deep. When we made mini-apple pies we mounded it up pretty high and they came out great.
366145
The beds are as deep as the box, there's no filler underneath. We used approximately 5 cu yards of soil (We ordered 5, had some left). You can plant anything you want in there. I absolutely LOVE this garden. Hope this is helpful.
1070854
Last year I used these for potatoes and the 10 Gal size were plenty big. Then, this spring my 2 trees (6ft.tall) were delivered too early and I am using my 10 Gals Dirt Pots to hold these over until I can plant them outside.They are plenty big however when you water them I recommend making sure to drench the soil. I made the mistake of not soaking the soil and the water ran off the top of the soil and down the fabric on the inside.
13338
Not far. Less than 0.5" you could fit an average sized baby carrot through the space.
116844
Yes. It's not great for carrots unless they are some really big carrots. It's awesome for onions and bigger veggies like zucchini or cucumber.
875650
glad to help- it's quite deep AND wide- being winter, they're in storage right now, but, last summer i was able to put 2 6" pots and 4 plants out of a 6-pack as well as 2 small creeping jenny's or vinca's in each one- my guess is the depth is 10" or more on the longer part and approx. 8" on the shorter part. they are made of a very durable and thick plastic- will definitely last for years- good luck with your growing and hope this helps :)