How many quarts of earth does this 30" planter hold?
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The inside measurements are 29x9x5. I looked at a few calculators and think that your answer would be about 15 1/2 quarts or about 4 gallons. As I looked at it, I would have said 3-4 gallons, so this seems to fit. It seems like a lot of dirt when you put it in!! These are great and have really enhanced our deck!
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Much smaller than it is advertised to be . I sent it back as I wanted a tall planter maybe 3 foot tall can't remember just not what I thought.
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I had the same question when I bought it. It's a misprint. Too bad for them, it no doubt affects sales. The actual depth is 12". It's quite a nice planter. I found similar ones at Home depot for less $$$ that work just as well.
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This planter holds approximately 13 cubic feet (329 dry quarts) of container mix or soil.
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Hi Gerri: The height from the ground to the top is 33.5 inches and the length is 36 inches the width is 15 inches. The actual depth (where the dirt goes) is approximate;y 5 to 6 inches. Currently I am using them to grow lettuce and small hybrid carrots. I hope this helps.
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Good Morning, I believe the total length is about 60" with a 36" bench and the two 12" planters. It's about 18" to 20" high. The planters will hold a 10" pot. Hope this helps. Donna
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Hello Rod,Thank you for your inquiry. That item will hold approximately 3 quarts. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you. Kind regards, Audrey Consume Relations
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Sorry for the delay, I bought this as a Christmas gift and he just opened it last night. It will hold roughly 700ml or about a quart. I hope this helps. It is very beautiful and he loves it! If I can help in any other way feel free to ask, Heather
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I measured the pot and it holds 2.5 qrts. This fills within two inches from the top. I would not fill the pot to that limit. My husband is the cook, and he says that he is pleased with it. Elissa B.
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Cannot tell you the weight it holds, but I have a 12" diameter terra cotta planter, 12 inches high, filled with dirt and a pygmy date palm sitting on the plant stand. Hope this helps.
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I wanted to answer but I'm not good at measuring. Sorry. And I no longer have the box. However, I can tell you that I can either spread my PlantStand out or keep it scrunched together so to say. It is a wonderful little addition. Hope this helps.
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The planter is at my lake house. But would guess that it is 15 to 16 inches tall. As tall as it is wide. I bought two and can say they .ook great flanking my entry. Hope that helps.
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Hi Melanie,I am not sure, but I have a very heavy planter on it. The diameter of the top of the planter would be about 20 inches, and the pot is about 20 inches high. It is filled with dirt and in addition regularly takes water. And then there is the plant itself, which is known as a snake plant, with thick pulpy shoots. I have no idea how heavy this planter is but let's just say I used my son's skateboard to move it across the house. I'm guessing about 50 lbs. So far, the pedestal has not complained.
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Base of 13" max. Make sure the pot and plants are not to heavy or the wheels will break.
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Hard to weigh it. Pot and saucer are 32" dia. and 18" high, filled with dirt and a 5 gallon camellia. My guess is 100lbs maybe. I believe the stand could handle much more than that. One other thing, this is at our front door so it has to look beautiful. We looked at every stand available and this is by far the best looking!
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33 1/2 inches high, 36 inches long, 15 1/2 inches deep. I use mine for an herb garden.
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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.