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Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, Design Two and Green Onions

Green Onions Grown On Jumbo Portable Elevated Planters

Feb 23rd

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I recently harvested my Organic Green Onions from my Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, which essentially is a raised bed with wheels designed so that you don’t mess up your back. The green onions looked amazing. I didn’t clean them up for the photo, I just pulled them out and took the following pictures.

Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, Design Two and Green Onions

Growing Organic is cheaper when you do it yourself. So, what are you waiting for?

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Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, Design Two by Living Green Planters, Various Placement Ideas

Various Placement Ideas Using Two Jumbo Portable Elevated Planters, Design Two by Living Green Planters

Oct 15th

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Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, Design Two by Living Green Planters, Various Placement Ideas

I often get asked questions about different custom sizes for various gardens. Some of these gardens are so unique because they are often placed on various styled rooftops, patios, side of houses, and along fences. So, to give you an idea for your own special garden, I have taken two of my most popular planters, the Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter, Design Two, and I placed them in various orientations to help you design your garden. After all, they say that a picture is worth a thousand words.

Common size request include: 2×6, 4×6, 6×6, 2×12, 4×12, etc…

Well, the 2×6 is simple… You just need one Jumbo Portable Elevated Planter. Done!

The 4×6 requires two planters… This one is simple too. Done!

But with two planters, you can split them apart to have access to all your fruits and vegetables. Why risk your back. Create a simple passage way between the planters and grow similar or different plants.

You can also create intricate patterns and designs, such an an L-shape.

Well, you get the idea… For a 6×6, you would need three planters and so on. Lastly, let me show you the 2×12, which also requires two planters. Simple! Done!

Note: The 4×12 would require four planters. These shapes can also be done with the Portable Elevated Planter.

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