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Zone montreal canada ( balcony garden) | flouv added on March 27, 2015 | Answered

I am finding vague and contradictory information, and also having a lot of trouble finding pot sizes (inches vs trade size, vs volume) so…just asking direct! I have sugar snap peas, Lincoln homesteader peas, Kentucky wonder pole beans, and dark green zucchini. I would like to know how shallow of a pot I can use (ex. approx. 6g but 14cm deep). I am getting the impression 12″(store label measure) is 5g and the recommended, but am really hoping to use the long shallow planter, and a different 10″ panterra (volume unknown 3-5g) without having to buy all new pots. Thank you for any advice/clarification!

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shelley
Answered on March 27, 2015

Minimum recommended depth of pots for various vegetables:

Pole beans: 8 to 9 inches deep (9 plants for every 12 inches of surface space)
Zucchini: 2 feet wide by 2 feet deep (for one plant)
Peas: 8 inches deep (6 plants for every 12 inches of surface space)

I hope that helps.

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