Can I transplant to box when weather permits?
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Only if the roots are strong and then you must not let them dry out they have a tendency to shock
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Nope - this link will help with what you will need: http://www.mailboxes.com/assets/1/15/inst_rurals.pdf
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No. Let stay inside ac box for the period of time recommended on can. Then run ac fan on high to drive out excess and dry box
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Yes, but the plants will require only a misting. If you over water you could drown your plants and run the risk of growing mold while in the box.
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No, weather adjustments are optional. They can be disabled system wide or for individual zones.
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You can have them hold the package at the Post Office do to the weather and you just pick it up. My mailman will not leave them unless someone is home to get the box.
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There are open slats on the bottom of the unit, so I laid burlap over the slats to keep soil from falling out, but that allows water to drain. These are wonderful boxes that have been outside my front door since spring. Mine are planted with Creeping Jenny and Euchera.....only requiring trimming and watering in drought conditions.
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No. Though the box is cedar, the top consists of two boards, slightly separated. I would be afraid of rain or melting snow leaking in.
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I protect mine when temperatures go below 32 and bring it in when it goes below 27. Right now it is full of flowers.
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I used mine in Upstate NY year round.The weather doesn't a bother it at all.I did buy the security box though so that it wouldn't be stolen.Using the box for security also encloses it and keeps out of the weather.
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I don't think any mailbox can be completely weatherproof and still allow the mailman to open it every day. It depends on where you place the mailbox, and how quickly you retrieve the mail.
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Sure you can, mine is all the time outside, I have to put up with the birds dropping time to time, otherwise is o.k. I will store in my shed for winter.
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No, you will need to dig a new hole and set the post in concrete. Best looking mailbox on the street though.
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If it's not filled with soil yet, simply remove the window box and pour it out. I've had my window box for several seasons and have never had an issue with too much water once the soil is in place.
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I Don't think so, as you can only set an interval between each watering but they are the same. I know I set mine for Tue, Thu, Sat but then must remember to turn off so it doesn't run on Mondays. With watering restrictions it is probably best to find one more programmable. I will have to do this also.
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I live at Kodiak Alaska.I didnt get a permit for mine.It depends on how big your lot is.And if you are inside city limits. I put 5 gallon buckets in the ground flush f With the surface.Then i put my anchors in and concreted them in. Same with the tower. I filled tower bucket up to top and put thee tower plate on top. Let it harden up a week. Then iput it up..Im the only one here with wind and solar power. . A cpl years before i boight a power hub pluss. The wind turbin goes right in to its own hook up in the solar generator.Hope this helps. Any more questions. .....kevin907@hotmail.com I live at Kodiak Alaska.I didnt get a permit for mine.It depends on how big your lot is.And if you are inside city limits. I put 5 gallon buckets in the ground flush f With the surface.Then i put my anchors in and concreted them in. Same with the tower. I filled tower bucket up to top and put thee tower plate on top. Let it harden up a week. Then iput it up..Im the only one here with wind and solar power. . A cpl years before i boight a power hub pluss. The wind turbin goes right in to its own hook up in the solar generator.Hope this helps. Any more questions. .....kevin907@hotmail.com
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Im not sure but i would make sure you have something that allows for weather changes and humidity etc,