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EarthBox RB-EB-GRN-PBB Garden Kit

Brand: Earthbox
Category: Lawn & Patio

Buy New: $52.75 (On sale from $61.47) - $70.00 (On sale from $71.21)

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 56 reviews


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Customer Reviews:   Read 51 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Fantastic Earth Box   August 15, 2008
T. Walker (Princeton, MN USA)
EarthBox RB-EB-GRN-PBB Garden Kit Dark Green I love the earth box! We planted tomatoes in the earth box (2 plants) and planted the same variety of tomato in the ground with the same soil, fertilizer and watering. The earth box tomatoes have literally four to five times the fruit and the size is 5-6' in height compared to the 2-2 1/2' of the in-ground tomatoes. They are fabulous for patios, balcony gardens. I now have 4 and I love them.


5 out of 5 stars Works in the desert   August 13, 2008
Cal Kid (Reno, Nevada)
Our boxes are located on an extremely windy balcony high up in a Reno high rise. We can go more than a week without replenishing with about 5-6 quarts of water. The plants are doing great, and flowering.

The boxes are easy to assemble. Make sure you attach the wheels if you are in a tight space; the boxes will roll nicely even when heavily loaded.




4 out of 5 stars Old user   August 1, 2008
Harryk (New Mexico)
Being a user of Earthboxes for about 8 years and living in the desert SW, I have found them to be a perfect solution to the near-constant problem we have here - namely water. The box that I purchased is quite a bit different than the original, but looks like it will function as well.
Your delivery was very fast and I am totally satisfied.



4 out of 5 stars Seems to work   July 28, 2008
EEgirl
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I've never gardened in my life, but decided to give it a try this year. I think the Earthbox has been a good way to start figuring things out. I didn't have to dedicate a corner of my yard for a garden (and given the rocky soil we live on, it's probably better that way), and 2 people can move it, so you don't have to worry about where it's placed.

I was a little frustrated with the Earthbox at first: we live in a windy area and the wind would make the plastic cover flap around; I think it actually killed a couple of our small plants. We finally put some large rocks between the plants to anchor it, and now that they've grown more, the wind isn't an issue.



1 out of 5 stars Not for Everyone   July 28, 2008
LinDob (Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I don't know what I did wrong since I followed the directions with the earth box. The 2 tomato plants grew over five feet tall and bloomed but never got one tomato. The white flies are horrible and I can't seem to get rid of them. I don't know why so many have had such great success and I have not gotten one tomato. As I stated, it is not for everyone.

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