Ready to try growing your own vegetable crop? The EarthBox® Root & Veg™ planting boxes and gardening system make growing vegetables easy, from delicious tomatoes to hearty carrots.
This vegetable planting box is sub-irrigated to remove watering guesswork. It's suitable for gardeners of all levels, from novice to expert. With it, you can grow delicious fruit, vegetables, and herbs without needing a conventional in-ground or raised bed garden.
Planting boxes are a convenient, space-saving solution that allow you to grow vegetables anywhere: balconies, patios, porches, and rooftops. Plus, they work as indoor or outdoor planters.
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Commercial farmers designed our planting boxes, and they are lab-tested to ensure performance. But most importantly, they're an easy way to grow your produce with little fuss. Just add potting mix, plants, and water following our simple instructions, and enjoy homegrown veggies at your fingertips.
This sustainable self-watering system prevents weeds, conserves water, and reduces fertilizer usage. In addition, it grows bigger plants faster than a traditional garden—with virtually no effort and zero guesswork. You'll be amazed at your success!
Vegetable planting boxes allow you to control the soil, watering, and sunlight your plants receive. This makes your plants healthier and more productive while providing convenient access to your garden.
Learn more about how to use planting boxes to grow vegetables.
You can grow almost anything in an EarthBox® Root & Veg™ plant box for vegetables! We recommend these vegetables, fruits, and herbs for this growing system.
Click on the images to be taken to our Growing Guide page. We'll give you tips and insights on how to succeed at growing each crop. Then, follow the recommendations for plant placement, light, and watering guidelines to get the most out of your box gardening experience!
Our vegetable planting box is perfectly sized to grow all types of vegetables. The box is nearly 16 inches deep and was specifically designed to accommodate carrots, parsnips, rutabagas, beets, and onions, as these roots are larger.
