Is the wooden planter reusable?
624585
Yes, but the grass that you grow in it originally is too large for the container after a week or two.
624586
Yes. The seeds are in a plastic container that lifts out, and you can use the wooden planter for additional refills.
624587
Yes, I have reused it many, many times now. Keep the plastic planting liners to actually plant in, though. The wooden planter is more for decoration and sturdiness. I keep grass growing all the time for my furry crew.
624588
Yes, it's reusable. They sell refills, but it's cheaper just to buy your own potting soil and organic whole grain seeds from your grocery store or health market.
2105170
No to both of the above. it is a flat square, so you would place a saucer on it, then your plant pot. It is made of a hard plastic and doesn't absorb moisture.
1629056
I suppose you could but you would have to find a way to hide the speaker cable or attach it to the planter somehow because it comes out of the base at the bottom.
615372
No. But if U open and replant it it would be ok. Then wrapped it as a gift.
911787
yes, I think you could. The top is a really hard plastic and sides are treated wood. It is very light though, ours didn't make it a week with the wind and we never replaced it. Don't have any plans to replace it either. Cute but over priced for what you get.
2163608
It is not reuseable. Once the package is opened and the material absorbs moisture, there is no way to dry it out. You may not notice any difference in the material after use, but it has moisture in it and will never be as good as it was the first time.
1726785
It can be easily removed but I'm not sure it can be reused. Ask the seller though. This product is awesome!
335152
No. I've had planters before and never did anything to protect them over winter. They are full of soil so you can't empty them. I have mine full of a fall planted garden right now also.
1834653
Yes you can plant anything in the planter. Just plant near the back so they will run up the trellis.
2247653
Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors. The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
556268
I used the refill box in the same manner as the wooden box. I simply placed the refill on an old plate, watered and set it on a sunny windowsill. I've reused the same refill twice. I simply plant new seeds and cover them with a bit of the mixture. I have plenty of seeds left, so now I'm going to grow them in my own potting soil.
1920890
Yes it does, but I found the planter was a little too deep for most flower pots. I solved the problem by putting two bricks side by side on the bottom slats of the planter. Doing so raised the plant pot with the added benefit of keeping the wind from blowing the PVC planter box around and dumping the potted plant out. My deck is totally exposed and several feet off the ground. Occasionally we get some very gusty winds that move things around. The bricks are also useful to weigh down the umbrella, rugs, deck furniture covers, etc. When not being used I just stack the bricks out of the way; they are very cheap (69 cents) at places like Home Depot gardens center. Love the planters, I have two...Jeannie Yes it does, but I found the planter was a little too deep for most flower pots. I solved the problem by putting two bricks side by side on the bottom slats of the planter. Doing so raised the plant pot with the added benefit of keeping the wind from blowing the PVC planter box around and dumping the potted plant out. My deck is totally exposed and several feet off the ground. Occasionally we get some very gusty winds that move things around. The bricks are also useful to weigh down the umbrella, rugs, deck furniture covers, etc. When not being used I just stack the bricks out of the way;... » Read More Yes it does, but I found the planter was a little too deep for most flower pots. I solved the problem by putting two bricks side by side on the bottom slats of the planter. Doing so raised the plant pot with the added benefit of keeping the wind from blowing the PVC planter box around and dumping the potted plant out. My deck is totally exposed and several feet off the ground. Occasionally we get some very gusty winds that move things around. The bricks are also useful to weigh down the umbrella, rugs, deck furniture covers, etc. When not being used I just stack the bricks out of the way; they are very cheap (69 cents) at places like Home Depot gardens center. Love the planters, I have two...Jeannie « Show Less
2248072
I don't believe the intention is to reuse. Not sure it would function correctly if you cut off the top.
1655051
You can put it into garden soil as well as a planter. I did not find that the water got to warm/hot if it was in the sun.
1457270
I didn't. I put bricks in the bottom and put hanging plants in the top removing the wire hangers. They grow over the planter and looks beautiful.
59882
Yes, as the legs are separate and need to be attached. However, I don't think it should sit directly on a deck, you would have to put something under the planter to raise it slightly for drainage.
1032679
Yes it is reusable. Mine has lasted since December. Just let it completely dry between uses.