How much depth for dirt?
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 :)
875651
It holds 8 quarts. I don't know the exact depth but I have planted hosta in mine and they have thrived.
875652
these pot look nice but it doesn't take as much dirt as a reg. pot. the deepest part are on the sides where it deeper. I notice that the flowers only grew on the deeper side not in the middle of the pot.Make sure to make the holes on the bottom for the excess water to get out. I'm happy with them and I bought white which you can paint them in different colors next if you like.
875653
It is hollow all the way down to the bottom of the round parts, that extend down the sides of the deck rail. So the dirt helps create the weight to keep it from blowing off.
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
1285316
I'm using mine in very sandy soil; and it has a tendency to dig in to axle depth, no matter what setting, if I don't take care. That said, on the shallowest setting I can, with caution, hold it to about an inch...
19936
Well Gabriela, I am just testing my machine out, but I did locate a dime at over 8 inches. However, obviously the depth depends very much on the ground conditions. Hope this helps. John
841005
I would say about 3-4 inches in depth. It really doesn't take up much space at all.
1285314
I believe it says 5", but you can take off the wheels to get even deeper. So I'm estimating about 6-7" deep.
1657492
it tills as deep as the length of the tines which is about four inches. once tilled, you can go more deeper as the soil will be loose. i think i did go about 6"-8" deep. i basically bought this for my vegetable garden. first i tilled the old soil and then mixed it with soil compost and mixed with the old soil using this tool. i have this tool since two years now. it works great. you have to take care of the battery when not in use.
214223
The length is seven inches overall and will drill to this depth minus the length in the drill chuck if you insert it right up to the chuck. It does depend on the soil in achieving this depth if there are stones or heavy clay then it will not drill beyond the obstacle.
2188197
I think, the instructions it comes with it tells you very specificly how to assemble and use it. if I remember correctly about 5-6 inches deep.
1603961
I layer the azomite in my dirt, because I don't have a tiller For example: I would put a nice dusting every 3-4 inches of dirt depth. this will probably use about 1-2 cups of azomite. OR throw 2 cups of azomite into the dirt and till the dirt.
1195210
I have found things as deep as 2 feet, but I have not really used it much for deep soil searching. Use it mostly for shallow searching because it is a lot harder to find deeper.
1642782
I am not next to it to measure it but I was pleasantly surprised how deep it was! I would say about 6".
2233968
About 1 foot, the problem is getting far enough from civilization so you dont get false targets...its pretty discouraging to keep digging up crap. I mean deep inside mountains or deep inside desert....or very deep hole. Backyard stuff forget it.
1397987
sorry it took me so long to answer, the depth is only 9/16. that was a very good question, because I was wndering miself before I bought mine.
2104667
Dig a trench 9 inches deep and 8 inches wide. At the bottom of the trench spread out the roots then cover the roots and the crown with 2 inches of dirt. When the plants grows through the dirt cover it again with 2 inches of dirt. Keep doing this until the trench is filled.
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The blades go down about 4 inches. You'd have to move the dirt you tilled, then till some more to go deeper. I think it was worth the money for me for everyday planting, and maintaining flower beds. If you have a big vegetable garden, you may need something bigger
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I'd say 1/2 to 3/4 inch is the deep attachment depth. If you were running it against your skin with the attachment on.