Elevated Cedar Planter Box and Space-Maker Pivoting Trellis Set, 2’ x 4’

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• Streamlined 2' x 4' planter box fits anywhere
• Unique pivoting vegetable trellis creates a fully integrated support system
• Includes one 2' x 4' Elevated Cedar Planter Box and one 4' Space-Maker Pivoting Trellis

Streamlined 2' x 4' planter box fits anywhere, so you can create a convenient kitchen garden or a stunning flower display. Waist-high for easy planting, tending and harvesting, it's big enough for tomatoes and deep enough for carrots. Like our other made-in-Vermont cedar planters, the sides are held in place with our lifetime aluminum corners.

In the vertical position, the 4' Space-Maker Pivoting Trellis supports large plants like tomatoes. Pivot it out at any angle up to 45 degrees to support peas and cucumbers, extending your growing space without increasing the planter’s footprint. Also ideal for pole beans, small-fruited squash and flowering vines. The pivoting connectors fit securely into the corners of the planter box to create a fully integrated support system.

Product Details

• Assembly required
• Gardener's Supply Exclusive

• Cedar with aluminum corners and imported fabric liner
• 48" L x 24" W x 29" H
• Holds approx. 6 cubic feet or 165 quarts of potting mix
• Please note that planter boxes cannot hold regular garden soil, topsoil, sand, clay or rocks

• 47" L x 40" H
• Frame is 1/2" powder-coated, square steel stock
• Trellis is powder-coated 4mm steel wire
• Corners are recycled polypropylene
• Weighs 9 lbs.
• Trellis holds up to 10 lbs. at 45 degrees​

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  How Plants Climb

  Climbing plants climb in particular ways: some wrap, some adhere, and some curl. Learn to recognize which plants do what, so you can choose the right kind of trellis or support.
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  How to Grow Cucumbers

  Cukes are hot-weather plants. They hate cold soil and cold weather, so the soil should be at least 65 degrees, preferably 70 degrees, when planting.
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  Plans for Small-Space Vegetable Gardens

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