How close can this be used to a raised bed veggie garden?
1522605
We do not use it near our garden. We use it for our brick patio and walkways. I can tell you, if you have a low spot and good amount of rain the pellets/powder can float/move to a low spot. This year we had a lot a rain and it move to a low spot and killed the grass.
1522606
I would stay about 6-10 inches away from anything you don't want to kill. I have placed this stuff very close to trees and it does not seem to "creep" very much. It does require rain or some sort of moisture to "activate" the granuales. The specs say that it makes about a 6 inch barrier for weeds so I would keep 6-10 inches from anything you don't want to kill. My experience shows the product to be effective for more than 1 year, but less than 2.
1522607
I am no expert, but I wouldn't put this stuff near anything you're growing to eat.
801521
Maybe an inch or so.If the plant is heavy and/or you use this outdoors, you may want to look for something sturdier.The wheels did not hold up on mine and the bases warped.
19933
It would limit how far down the plants could root. So, it depends on the plants you are planning on putting in it.
466592
Not to sure, plenty large enough to plant most bulbs, twist it around when you drill a hole and you can easily plant4 inch veggie and flowers. If you have any underground wires or cables be very careful as the bit will pull downpretty fast. This auger can save a lot of planting time.
2271865
According to this website:http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.htmlIt is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.
1599931
I used twelve 40 pound bags of soil for each bed. They could have held a little more if I remember correctly (I first filled them last year), but that was certainly sufficient for a successful vegetable garden.
505146
I used 3 for my 3x3 square foot garden..they recommend 4 bags for a 4x4 raised bed garden.
801523
Maybe an inch or so. If the plant is heavy and/or you use this outdoors, you may want to look for something sturdier. The wheels did not hold up on mine and the bases warped.
144287
I planted mine on open hillside, so I don't really know about your situation. Sorry I couldn't help you.
1423539
Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends"... I happened to have some larger pots that I used for the larger and faster growing plants like tomatoes and peppers. The pots in question seem to be working great for herbs and celery and the cabbage/broccolli plants. I transfered them at about 2 inches. My biggest worry now is maybe having to transplant again with this cold late spring we are having in MN...
1170889
I just received my vertical garden, so I have done any planting yet. I bought mine for strawberries. I would say some veggies would be fine, smaller compact, lightweight veggies. The tomatoes would be too heavy for it. It should be supported in some way with either the base that is made for it or mounted to something stable.
1663840
About 1/2 inch....perfect for a veggie garden. These veggie beds are excellent. I bought two. They are VERY easy to assemble and look great.
1281702
Use a lightweight, outdoor good drainage potting soil ( For example one for rose bushes )
65215
This thing is okay for around your flower or vegetable beds.It is quite powerfull for it's size. Greenworks doesn't supply those tines. If you have a set and you make them fit, you probably will be able to use them. Be prepared for some bouncing though.
1472503
This product could be used for straw bale gardening, but there is another version of this same product meant for raised beds that might work better.
1407790
The garden is open bottomed, made to sit directly on the ground, or whatever surface you put it on. I do not think it would serve the purpose that you wish it to serve.
148431
It should be fine with potting soil,I have toi wait tell spring to use ours