How much soil does it take?

The eight pockets are shallow, so expect to fill them with bagged potting mix rather than garden soil. Plan on roughly a few cubic feet total; exact volume depends on how high you fill each pocket.

Can it stay outside in winter?

Fir wood is not naturally rot-proof. Seal it before first use and reapply annually, and move it under cover or into a garage in freezing, wet weather to extend its life.

Do the pockets drain?

Yes. Each pocket has a liner with a drainage hole, which helps prevent waterlogged soil and root rot. Keep the holes clear and don't overpack the liner.

What can I grow in it?

Herbs, lettuce, strawberries, peppers and compact flowers do well. Tall or deep-rooted crops like tomatoes and root vegetables need more soil depth than the pockets offer.

How hard is assembly?

It arrives flat-packed and assembles with basic tools. Two people make it easier to line up the frame and attach the casters.

Will the wheels scratch my deck?

The casters are small and hard, so they can mark soft wood decking. Use a mat or move it by lifting rather than dragging on delicate surfaces.

Where is the 8-Pocket Mobile Raised Garden Bed cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $163.82, as of our latest check.

8-Pocket Mobile Raised Garden Bed

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Our take on the 8-Pocket Mobile Raised Garden Bed

This is a freestanding raised planter on locking casters, built from fir wood with eight fabric-lined pockets and a slatted storage shelf underneath. At about 34.6 inches tall it lets you garden standing up, and the wheels let you chase sun or shade. The 200-pound bed and 110-pound shelf are generous for a rolling unit, but fir wood needs sealing and will weather outdoors. It suits patio, balcony and small-yard gardeners, and anyone who struggles with bending, more than in-ground beds or fixed wooden planters.