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Model # VA68217

36 in. x 24 in. Urbanscape Raised Garden Bed Tomato Planter

  • 22 in. height reduces bending and kneeling
  • Wheelchair accessible design
  • No tools required for assembly
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About This Product

The Urbanscape Elevated Tomato Planter is ingeniously designed to allow tomatoes, peppers or cucumbers to grow down through the bottom floor, while the planter above provides room for other growing vegetables, flowers or herbs. The elevated height minimizes back and knee strain and is ideal for small patios, decks, apartments or backyard gardening. Crafted from food safe BPA and phthalate free vinyl, making growing your own food simple, safe and accessible.

Highlights

  • Material: Food grade BPA and phthalate free vinyl, so you can grow food safely and with confidence
  • Perfect for growing vegetables, herbs or your favorite flowers
  • Allows tomatoes, peppers or cucumbers to grow down through the bottom floor
  • Elevated height minimizes back and knee strain and is ideal for small patios, decks, apartments or backyard gardening
  • Maintenance free: Easy to maintain and clean
  • 20-year warranty against material defects
  • Dimensions: 36″ L x ″ x 24″ W x 53" H (91 cm L x 61 cm W x 136cm H)
  • Assembled Weight: 50 lbs (22.7 kg)
  • Planting Area: 4.5 sq ft, 0.4 sq meters
  • Soil Capacity: 4.9 cu ft, 137.9 liters
  • Post Size: N/A
  • Tools required: Power Drill w/ Phillips #2 Bit
  • This product includes floor boards
  • Approx. Time Commitment: 1 person, 2 hours (additional time required for filling garden)
  • Number of Boxes: 1
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Product Information

Internet # 204257109

Model # VA68217

Specifications

Dimensions

Container Height (in.)53.38Container Length (in.)36
Container Width (in.)24

Details

Color FamilyWhiteColor/FinishWhite
MaterialVinylPots & Planters TypeRaised Beds
Product Weight (lb.)50 lbRaised Bed FeaturesElevated Bed, Shelf
Returnable90-DayShapeRectangular

Questions & Answers

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caret
Q:Are wheels something you sell for this item?
by|Nov 3, 2020
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A:  We have never considered adding wheels to the Urbanscape. There will be quite an amount of soil in the bed, making it top heavy and difficult to move around.

by|Nov 4, 2020
    caret
    Q:How does this planter work? It looks like there are plants growing up and the tomato plants are growing down. What does the underside of the top level look like? How do you plant upside down?
    by|May 12, 2020
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    A:  The inner panels remain removable: laid flat, 6 panels that alternate between groove/tongue edge to interlock beside each other. Overhead view, the 6 panels pair to make a total of 3, separate holes, along center, lengthwise (each panel has half of a diamond/square shaped hole in the middle so 2 halves = 3 paired holes). -- You can remove a pair of panels to place large stems upside-down in the hole...OR, if there's already soil inside, you can leave the panels laid in and stick the baby roots upside-down (although it'd have to be able to grow with however much shade/sun under there). And although the panels interlock well, I'm adding a well-draining lining so that soil doesn't easily seep through the panels. It's called a tomato planter because those are one of the many plants that grow well upside-down. Otherwise, most upright tomatoes need something to lean on (e.g., cage, trellis, etc). I'm planning to use it for other vine, crawly plants through the upside-down holes and companion flowers on-top. Papa helped me put wheels on ours so that I can adjust sun and use it for tea parties beside the table. :-D (Even beyond this age of 32, I hope we are capable of allowing ourselves to find the joy in plant activities...helping Nature grow). I think NEA's website has a simplified blueprint like those on their instruction diagrams upon receiving the item--or message them via website or their social media. They have been timely in response from my experience. Have a beautiful day, Neo.

    by|May 19, 2020
      caret
      Q:is there tax on this item?
      by|Aug 24, 2018
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      caret
      Q:Given that there are holes in the planter to allow the tomato plants to grow down, how does one water the plants without the water escaping through the holes and getting all over the floor?
      by|Aug 23, 2016
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      A:  the soil in the planter should absorb the water being put into it

      by|Aug 7, 2019
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