Growing and harvesting potatoes in your garden now is easier than ever. Try this wooden potato planter with a built-in door. Since potatoes grow out of their stem, these plants can be grown almost anywhere the stem is not exposed. This means you can plant and grow potatoes even in a wooden box, garbage can, plastic bin or burlap sack.
This wooden raised-bed potato planter has a door on the side that allows you to open up and easily remove potatoes from the soil. Also, its wooden structural design will surely complement your garden, adding a touch of natural flair to your home. No more need back-bending work or a large garden space – these planters could even fit on your balcony.
DIY wooden planter box
First, you’ll have to acquire all the necessary materials and construct it yourself. It is very easy to build. You can buy the planter plan from HorizonDesignStudios in digital format which includes easy-to-follow instructions and easy-to-read blueprints for about $6.
It includes the complete list of materials and tools required to build the planter. The estimated cost of material is approximately $35. But you can also cut this down by recycling some old wooden containers you have at home. The entire planter should measure 28 inches tall, 24 inches long and 24 inches wide.
The great advantage of this box is that you can easily move your crops to an area with better sun or shade, depending on what is needed. Also, the door of the planter allows you to get at the tubers a little easier. All you need to do is open up the door and reach inside.
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