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I also plant vegetables in three stock tanks that I purchased years ago—if you go this route, be sure to cut generous holes in the bottom for drainage. My stock tanks are 45” long by 24” wide by 24” tall. | I also plant vegetables in three stock tanks that I purchased years ago—if you go this route, be sure to cut generous holes in the bottom for drainage. My stock tanks are 45” long by 24” wide by 24” tall. | ||
I like bigger containers for several reasons, but the main one is that the soil won’t dry out as fast as with smaller ones. Vegetables need very rich soil and plenty of water, and you’ll have an easier time keeping up with a larger container. | I like bigger containers for several reasons, but the main one is that the soil won’t dry out as fast as with smaller ones. Vegetables need very rich soil and plenty of water, and you’ll have an easier time keeping up with a larger container. | ||
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[https://www.instructables.com/Container-Gardening/ by In The Kitchen With Matt in Outside AUTODESK Instructables] | |||
Hello in this instructable I will give you a few tips on how you can make a successful container vegetable garden. Many people do not have the space to have a traditional garden. But might have a patio or porch which will work perfectly for a Container Garden. Container Gardens are easy to make, easy to upkeep, and can be as fun and as rewarding as a traditional backyard garden. Plus, you rarely have weeds to pull! I hope you enjoy this instructable, now get out there and make a garden. :) Follow the easy steps below or watch the short video tutorial or better yet do both. :) If you have any questions or comments put them down below and I will get back to you as soon as I can! | |||
