Questions and Answers for Best Choice Products 48 in. x 24 in. x 30 in. Wood Raised Garden Bed - Natural

A:  It can be, however, keep in-mind Tomato roots grow deep and long. All depends on germination and quality of roots.

A:  approximately 24"

A:  I haven't noticed. The bottom pieces buckle when becoming wet

A:  Wood is not treated with sealant/protectant, however, painted with brown stain.

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A:  Chinese Fir Wood

A:  It is basically used for planting vegetables instead of in the ground.

A:  It is a trellis that the plant grows on 

A:  Used for support, "caged" opposed to in-ground

A:  You can either use tall stakes or a wire tomato cage, all available at Home Depot

A:  12 inches

A:  The depth all depends on how full you fill it. I only filled it to 7" deep but you could probably get 10" if you filled it even to the top. Not really something you would plant below ground harvest like carrots in but is good for above ground or flowers.

A:  It is closer to 12" depth.

A:  24"

A:  24"- approximately 2 feet.

A:  12

A:  no it must be assembled.

A:  No.  It’s unassembled but very easy to put together

A:  No, it doesn't

A:  No you have to put it together yourself it screws together they supply everything

A:  No.  Just slides together but you should shore it up with screws 

A:  No, assembly required.

A:  Chinese Fir Wood

A:  28 1/2” to the top of the planter.  The corner posts are around 30” high

A:  About 3 feet

A:  approximately 30" tall.