What is the depth of the "bowl"? Trying to find out if a pre-potted plant will easily sit down inside.
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It's about 8 inches. The picture makes it look bigger because their nothing around it to compare to. I was a little disappointed when I got mine. It's pretty but smaller than I expected.
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The depth of the box is about 10 inches. I have successfully planted jalapeno peppers, Japanese eggplant, Okra, patio tomatoes and a variety of herbs in these planter boxes. I can't speak highly enough about them. I need VERY raised beds for gardening due to spine and hip issues and these have been wonderful.
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Hi TWallace....it is a DARK GREEN ceramic-porcelain- clay pot...measures 5.50" x 4" (shape is oval)...and the outside of the pot is the color dr. green...while the bottom of the pot is the orange-color clay. My plant is now 15" high...I'm wondering when or if I need to transplant it....but it does seem to be getting new shoots and is happy on my kitchen counter....hope this answers your question. TJ
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I had the same question when I bought it. It's a misprint. Too bad for them, it no doubt affects sales. The actual depth is 12". It's quite a nice planter. I found similar ones at Home depot for less $$$ that work just as well.
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We have soil in ours because we're using them as planter beds. The measurements are therefore approximate, but should be pretty close, since we tried to be fairly accurate. Top interior long side: 33 3/4"; bottom interior long side: 29 1/2"; top interior short side: 22 1/2"; bottom interior short side: 18 1/2"; depth: 7 1/2".
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approx. 17 or 18 inches. I have a large ficus tree in it and it is perfectly balanced. I am very picky with my pots and, I think, this pot is a great deal. Sturdy and large.
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Inside dimensions where potted plant is placed are 11-3/8" wide x 11-3/8" deep x 11" high. Outside dimensions...very top lip 14-1/4" x 14-1/4". Outside dimensions of lower portion...13-1/4" x 13-1/4". I admired these planters for a year before I purchased them two years ago. They are so easy to clean and look great on our front stoop. Sorry I waited so long to purchase them.
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It is a shallow bowl - measured at about 1 1/2" but the entire cutlery fits into it very nicely - generally I'm cutting small frozen items with it so the depth is fine for me. I'm very happy with this item!
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Not sure. It's a small bowl. There is a slight lip on the side but it's small. The bowl is only 6 inches across. Depth is about two inches. It's perfect for my 10 lb small dog but my 80lb dog eats out of it with no problems too.
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I used a round pot. It was a standard size from my nursery, but I don't have measurement as they are still packed away. The plant was full enough so you couldn't tell it was round in a square planter.
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It is 13.5" tall (height) and the opening across the top measures 7.5" -- the opening narrows as you move to the base. At the bottom of the planter there is a self-watering compartment that takes up about 1/4 of the inside space.
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The bowl is rounded off on the bottom. From the center of the bowl, the depth seems to be around 12 inches.
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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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More depth is always better, up till about a foot (these plants are not that large, and I think this is about where max root depth would be.) Larger pots also contain more water, so you have to ask yourself how often does it rain or do I want to water them? I used 5 inches for horizontal spacing. Got a decent number of berries.
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I am using these pots inside glass pots - they are relatively soft and might stand up outside - my suggestion is get those clear plastic under liners a couple of inches wider than the base. I have not measured mine. But the pots of this kind I've purchased seem to be wider than the photos - seemingly shorter sides. I hope that is helpful (Happy Valentines Day!)
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I'd measure the saucer -- although you don't need a saucer as the pot will drain without it. I don't have a saucer under the plant I have the stand on and it drains fine. Highly recommend this plant stand. Had it now for more than a year and works great and very very sturdy, which is something that cannot be said for most stands I have purchased.
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This is TINY. It won't hold an entire, untorn/cut piece of romaine lettuce. You'd need to break the leaves in half to fit them in this bowl.