Types of EarthBoxes

Types of EarthBoxes · Find your fit

Small space.
Plenty of possibilities.

Start with what you want to grow. We’ll help you choose the EarthBox that fits your plants, your space, and your everyday routine.

Compare three growing systems, then visit us in Ellenton or explore our online store to get started.

EarthBox containers on display at the garden center
Three ways to grow

A little guidance.
A garden that fits.

01 · The versatile choice

EarthBox Original

A roomy, rectangular system for a wide range of vegetables, herbs, and flowers. A good place to begin when you want flexibility in what you grow.

29 × 13½ × 11 inches
2 cu. ft. growing media
3-gallon water reservoir
02 · The compact choice

EarthBox Junior

A smaller, shallower option for herbs and leafy greens. For tomatoes, choose the Original or Root & Veg instead.

23 × 9½ × 7¼ inches
1 cu. ft. growing media
1.15-gallon water reservoir
03 · Room for deeper roots

EarthBox Root & Veg

A square design with a deeper growing space. Explore this option for root vegetables or when a taller container suits your garden.

17¾ × 17¾ × 15¾ inches
2 cu. ft. growing media
2-gallon water reservoir

Dimensions are length × width × height. Specifications: EarthBox’s system comparison. View current pricing in our online store. Contact us for help with colors and availability.

Before you plant

Make a little plan.
We’ll help with the rest.

Pick your spot.

Consider the sunlight your plants need, access to water, and room to reach your garden. Measure your space before choosing a system.

Choose your crops.

Use our Central Florida planting schedule to decide what to grow this season. Bring your wish list when you visit.

Get set up.

Let’s check the growing mix, planting supplies, and any supports you’ll need for your chosen system and crops.

Your neighborhood growing team

Still deciding?
Come see them in person.

Tell us what you’d love to grow. We’ll help you take the next step.

Visit EarthBox Garden Center at 1023 36th Ave E, Ellenton, FL.
Join a free gardening class Wednesday or Saturday at 10 a.m.