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Container size for creepers

 
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Can anyone suggest best size of plant container such as grow bags to grow creepers?
 
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I'm not sure what plant you mean by creepers? ground spreading plants typically don't have very deep roots, so I would suggest a shallow tray would be adequate if you have plenty of moisture. If your climate is hot and dry a deeper container, or possibly a wicking bed or similar might be required.

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