How much soil does the planter hold?
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I am setting pots in mine, but I checked and it holds 9 gallons of water. It does have a drain hole in the center so you can remove the plug if you want it to drain.
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33" x 11.5" x 5" = 1897.5 cubic inches / 1728 cubic inches per cubic feet = 1.1 cubic feet of soil. i left 1" margin from top of container. hope this helps...and it is approximate but pretty good estimate.
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I agree that it is about 10-12 inches. It comes with a cloth that fits inside before you put in the dirt so that the dirt doesn't wash out. We love the box and plant all kinds of things in it, especially herbs and lettuce. It is a snap to put together. We have had ours a full year and it has held up great. We live in a warm climate so we keep in planted year round. I have nothing bad to say about it.
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6 to 8 inches depending on the make up of the soil and the size and make of the find. On average around 6 inches though.
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Depends on how much they weigh. It is very sturdy and strong, but some planters are very heavy.
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Its just a heavy plastic planter that fits down in the container. I had to drill holes for drainage. I really liked the planter but with the weight of the dirt and flowers on one of the wood legs split and the caster broke. I tried to move it and it was too heavy. I gave it to my neighbor.
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Hi, I cannot say how much it weighs but it is easy enought to move around! I can say it holds 110 lbs of potting soil!!!!
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easily supports 300 pounds, rated for 500-not sure about that. Have large planter with citrus tree on patio weighing 300 pounds. works great.
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The statue is 15.5 inches high. The space for the plant is 4.5 inches in diameter and about 5 inches deep. The planter is well made, well defined, and attractive. It was much larger than I thought it was going to be.
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Hi Kate... I have this planter box and it's wonderful. I think the 5.5 is the cubic feet inside. That's strictly just a guess.
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The bottom. Is 3 -1/2 inches. The inside because it is a reservoir is only 4-3/4 deep. It is pretty sturdy. I got it to fit in with other planters. This one is functional but not really decorative.
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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.
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I just used my tape measure and the depth of the actual space you would put your potted plants or your soil in is 5 1/4 inches. The width of that same open area in the top of the planter, from inside edge to inside edge, is 13 inches. I now have 3 of the tall planters, 2 on my front porch that I put potted plants in & 1 inside the french doors of my guest bedroom that I use as a nursery bed over the Winter to early Spring, but that is currently holding all my water bottles for watering my porch plants, my gardening hand tools, an extra hose, etc. The 2 on the porch do NOT have the bottom shelf, so I got them at an extreme discount. I use the area between the legs of the planter to store bags of PREEN & other heavy items to help stabilize the planter from gusty winds.
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The pot is large enough and holds enough soil that we do not use a saucer. It has a 12 foot lemon tree in it and it does very well.
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This planter holds approximately 13 cubic feet (329 dry quarts) of container mix or soil.
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The bench is about 3 feet wide & foot deep. Planters are about a foot squared.
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16 3/4" measured from the outside, it is full of soil now. I have grown a lot of tomatoes, cherry and larger, they do great, depending on your climate.
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The planter is 14" deep BUT the bottom 3"-4" is the water reservoir. Regardless, its deep enough for veggies and herbs!