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Love gardening but are limited by the small space of your yard? Our raised herb garden boxes are ideal for small patios, decks, balconies, condos, apartments, and more. This above ground garden lets you cultivate in comfort by alleviating the need to bend or stoop, simultaneously protecting your plants from the paws and claws of uninvited guests. Drainage holes on the bottom manage moisture levels without extra work and fabric prevents soil erosion. Raise your green thumb with Outsunny.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Our elevated garden bed is big enough to hold nine different herbs, flowers, or vegetables. Each grid box allows ample space for plants inside to grow healthy without the risk of crowding.
- Allows excess water to drain out, keeping soil fresh, protecting plants from rot or mineral buildup, and making your plants grow better. The non-woven lining prevents the dirt from falling through while still allowing water to drain.
- Keep your plants away from weeds and small animals. Our raised garden bed with legs is an excellent way to take a load off your back by reducing bending and stooping, making them helpful for those with mobility issues.
- Made with outdoor in mind, our raised garden box is made of natural fir wood sealed with water-resistant paint. Place it outside for sun or inside at the end of the season to extend the life of your herb garden.
- Overall Dimensions: 22.75" L x 15" W x 29.5" H. Plant Area Dimensions: 21.75" L x 13.75" W x 4.25" H. Weight Capacity: 44 lbs. Assembly is required.
- Fir Wood
- Other
- Imported
Aosom LLC
27150 SW Kinsman Rd Wilsonville, OR 97070
(503) 746-5886/marketing@aosom.com
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