EarthBoxContainer Gardening System - Green

Have a old one of these from 15+yrs ago. Still working great. Wanted more easy gardening so ordered another. Once set up, just really need to add water 1-2x a week depending on size of plant. They have a great how to on the web. We have had great success with tomatoes and cumbers. They have change the design from the past. I believe a bit better. Has less parts and seems a bit more sturdy. Looked at the others, and for the small saving wasn't worth it. Right its blistering hot where I am. I have tomatoes in a earth box, thriving lots of early tomatoes. also have some tomatoes in a container pot doing kind of ok, no fruit yet. and some in the ground, barley making it.

Easy assembly enabling you to grow fruits, vegetables and herbs minimizing your trips to grocery stores.

I bought 5 earth boxes based on my family's experience with them over the past couple of years. I've seen the difference between veggies grown in the earth box versus ones grown in the ground and the difference is amazing. My nephew grows hot peppers and the ones in the earth box produce so many more than his in-ground plants and the peppers are larger too. I bought them to grow hot peppers, cucumbers, squash and basil and all of my plants in them are over producing what I have growing in the ground. I just ordered another one to grow lettuces inside over the winter. Some have casters and some don't. The ones with casters make it easy to start plants indoors before the last frost and be able to wheel them outside on warmer spring days.

Great container. Fits well in space I have, easy to plant plants, watering is almost automatic.

Great for apartment living small area for garden!

I grow in this and it is amazing hydro the easy way use lot of garden of gods nutrients in it and watch

Keeping the ground watered seems to be the biggest problem. These boxes are the best I have found so far.

I live in Vegas and the ground here is to hard to really dig into and the heat makes it hard for me to plant anything. I bought my first Earth Box several years ago and now own 3. During the spring / early summer months I have grown just about everything you can think of. One is dedicated to herbs, one has tomatoes and basil, and one is for flowers. What I love is that they are light enough to pick up and move even when filled with dirt so if something is showing damage from the sun I can move to shade. The fact that you have a tube to fill with water which goes under the dirt (there is a shelf that fits on the bottem of the box) you can fill it leave for a weekend and not worry about everything drying up. I just use a small amount of fertilizer with miracle growth potting soil and everything I grow turns out nice better than what I grew in ground when I lived in California. Not sure why everything is so easy to grow in the box but it is worth the money to buy the earth box instead of using a typical pot.I have never seen Earthbox products in the store and the only place i know to buy them from is Amazon.