Garden Patch Grow Box Terra Cotta
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Model Of Item : GP01TE-01
Product Brand : Grow Box from The Garden Patch
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Garden Patch Grow Box Terra Cotta
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Gardening should be fun - not a weekend chore. Finally, a NEW planter that grows vegetables for you! The Grow Box automatically adds the right amount of water and fertilizer so you never have to guess. You'll grow bushels of truly vine ripened produce without any digging or pulling weeds.No Gardening Experience? The Grow Box grows 'em For You! Simple step-by-step instructions let you grow like a pro. There's no daily schedules and nothing to learn. Just plant 'em and watch 'em thrive. All the gardening skills are built-in You'll pick fresh tomatoes, salads, peppers - as you need them, right from your deck.Enjoy A Productive Garden Anywhere you have Sunlight. Ideal for patios, decks, condos. Don't fret over poor soil or varmints eating your crop. The Grow Box works in any climate. Plants grow much faster and far more productive than growing in the ground - even without the work!Save Money, Live Healthier! Great for busy homemakers, Seniors, health & budget-conscious people who want to save money on safe, fresh produce. The Grow Box works for anyone, anywhere, year after year - no matter what your gardening skills.Imagine a planter that knows exactly what your plants need. The Grow Box was developed from 40 years of University and USDA research into what makes plants flourish. Our innovative design is the easiest and most productive growing method ever developed. You'll be amazed at what you'll grow - even beginners.Brown Thumb? It's Easy being green!The Grow Box works the way nature intended. Simple potting mix, fertilizer, rainwater and sunshine. 100% natural. Order today, grow and enjoy perfect tomatoes, peppers, cukes, salads - whatever you desire - for an entire year. Take until 2010 to decide you want to keep them. If you don't, we will refund your entire purchase price - even the initial shipping. We couldn't make this offer if we weren't confident the Grow Box will work perfectly for you. You have nothing to lose..../ Garden Patch Grow Box Terra Cotta / shower cap
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Surprisingly simple and effective : Garden Patch Grow Box Terra Cotta
I have two makes of this type of self-watering planter--this and one from a well-known catalog company--and tested them both for the first time last summer with tomatoes, peppers, and a few other veggies at my rather shady and foggy house in Northern California. I also do square-foot and in-ground gardening.
Being cheap, I bought several of this Grow Box in their package deal, and wasn't expecting much, given their flashy (cheese) advertising and cheap price. However, gotta say I liked it better than the pricier catalog one. I appreciate the outer opening for the water refills--this design is fast and easy to fill up and overflows when you overwater (preventing soggy soils.)
For some of the boxes, I used the enclosed fertilizer strip and plastic cover. For some, I went kind of organic and mixed up compost and peat and perlite like in "Incredible Vegetables from Self-Watering Containers". Both had good results, but the fertilizer strip of theirs was better. I've learned more since last year about the need to feed veggies during the growing season, but the strip took care of that ignorance, and I had my first big crop of hot and bell peppers after years of failure. (They need water and heat, both hard to come by in a Bay Area summer, but more available in these self-watering containers.)
I logged on here and was surprised to see so few reviews for this off-brand version, and thought I'd put in my thumbs up for anyone curious to give it a try. It was affordable and effective and I've just starting planting them up again for 2010.
Out of curiosity, last week I picked up an Earth Box to compare. But only because I was curious, not because I was dissatisfied with my current planters.
Happy gardening!
(2011 Update: FYI, I did add the BT mosquito dunks to the watering basin. I had them on hand for a basketball hoop base, and this seemed to prevent any problems...though mosquitos are not a serious pest in my dry-summer area.)
