Does the raised garden have bottom boards or does it sit flush on the ground? Was just wondering if it could somehow be on my wood deck?
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No, they do not come with bottom boards. I just installed them straight on the level ground.
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It does not have bottom boards, and I would not suggest putting it on a deck unless it was on some type of flooring raised off the deck to allow drainage and the deck drying. However, speaking from experience with potted plants on a deck, I can assure you there will still be stains and possibly moss growing. If the deck is wooden it would not be good for it in the long run.
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The raised garden bed does not have bottom boards. Just side boards so you will not be able to use it on your deck.
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There is no bottom with this raised bed-sits flush with the ground. Very easy to assemble and worked perfect-think I may order one more for this planting season! Hope this helps!
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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.
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There is no bottom to it, and I assume that's because its made for the outdoors. I used flooring materials to make a bottom for it so that I could use it in my living room.
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It's not anchored down in any way. What I did that worked great was to fill the well with gravel after I placed it in the yard. I was careful to NOT put plastic under the gravel. If you bury the base, the soil will rot the wood. If you use plastic, the water will collect over the plastic and rot the wood.
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Not sure I fully understand the question...what do you mean without being planted? It will sit upright on a flat surface, be it a deck or whatever, whether around a tree or not. It will blow away in a strong wind once the water drains out if it isn't around a tree.
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I put it on my roof top patio that is 32x25. It is on one side and plenty of room. My deck isn't perfectly level. Nothing is. And it is a wonderful addition to our "back yard" roof top play ground.
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They do not have bottoms(floors). I put mine on my previous garden with garden fabric. They produce an amazing crop of veggies and fruit last year.
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I bought Landscape Fabric at Lowe's and placed it in the bottom! I love my planters they are awesome!! I have 4 of them! Happy Planting!!
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We put ours on patio brick/tiles. We put maybe 9 of them together to make a flat square surface that extended the diameter of the fire ring. (I think maybe they were 18" x 18") It's fairly heavy and has not moved an inch since we placed it this last fall. It's not anchored or anything either. You probably could put it right on your lawn if it wasn't terribly dry - knowing that it would ruin the grass underneath. But we felt like it looked better to have it sitting on a flat designated area with the tiles.
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Mine is 8" from ground to the bottom. I sit mine on a miniature platform made of old bricks. It doesn't scorch the bricks, but I have noticed some faint discoloring. I haven't tested for myself but I would be hesitant to burn it on a wooden deck.
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Yes. It is a simple rectangular framework piece made to set on the ground. I would think setting it on your deck and then filling it with dirt would not be good for your deck-depending of course on what type of material your deck is made of.
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Does not have a bottom. Sits on the ground. I put a layer of cardboard down first to kill the grass. I would recommend the product. Have been very happy with it.
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The raised garden has at least two screws on each corner which gives it a lot of support. Hope this helps.
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we use it on a wooden deck, but we built a platform with garden paving stones to raise it up since it is so short. we've had no problems with it like that!
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It has a vinyl tibe around the bottom you fill with water. I found that a little water holds it down ok. If it is windy it needs more water to keep it on the ground. Works great for my wife and I.
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Yes, there's holes along the bottom. I would recommend placing your Viagrow Planter on a wooden pallet or something to keep it off the ground just for added support.
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Yes, it is pre-drilled and cut. I put it on a deck. I don't see why you couldn't put it on the ground. You might want to pour footers--4 hunks of cement going down below the frost line--so that it doesn't sink into the dirt. I don't know where you live or how wet it gets there. Mine's been up a year and I really like it.