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  1. Plant Addicts
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    Plant Container Sizes - Plant Addicts

    • This is our most common size of plant and most economical way to purchase plants from us. These are typically ~1 year old plants, and can be somewhat small (typically only 4-8 inches tall) depending o… See more

    1 Gallon / #1 Container Sized Pots

    Gallons depend on variety, but on average are typically around 10-14 inches tall and … See more

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    2 Gallon / #2 Container Sized Pots

    We grow many of our Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Shrubs in our 2 gallon pot. This size is also known as a #2 pot in some states. The dry volume of this pot is 1.5 gallons or 5… See more

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    3 Gallon / #3 Container Sized Pots

    This is the biggest size of plants we offer. These plants are at least 3-4 years old, and can be up to 30" inches tall. These are perfect for replacing or adding to gardens, as the plant… See more

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    Container and Pot Sizes: How Much Soil Do I Need? - Harvest to Table
    This chart will help you translate container sizes for standard clay pots and black nursery pots and give you an approximation of how much soil each will require (again these are dry soil measu…
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    1 Gallon / #1 Container Sized Pots
    2 Gallon / #2 Container Sized Pots
    3 Gallon / #3 Container Sized Pots
     
  1. Approximately 5.5 inches
    5.5" - 14CM = 1QT

    Cookware Product Size Conversion Char…

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    4 inch pot (10 cm) = 1 pint (0.5L) 5-6 inch pot (13-15 cm) = 1 quart (1L) = 0.03 cu. ft.

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    Most 1 to 1.5-quart saucepans will be 6 inches or 15 centimeters in diameter with a pan height of 3.5 inches or about 9 centimeters.

    Saucepan Sizes (1, 2, 3 & 4 Quart Pan Di…

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    Measurement Size (Quart) Product Description 5.5" - 14CM = 1QT

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    How many quarts of soil are in a 1 gallon pot?
    While they normally only hold 3 quarts (3 L) of soil (using liquid measure), they are still considered to be 1-gallon (4 L.) pots. A variety of flowers, shrubs, and trees can be found in this pot size. As the plants grow or mature, nursery growers may step up the plant to another larger size pot.

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    How big is a 2 gallon pot?
    We grow many of our Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Shrubs in our 2 gallon pot. This size is also known as a #2 pot in some states. The dry volume of this pot is 1.5 gallons or 5.678 liters. The plants in this size pot are usually three years old. This pot is a little smaller than our 10″ pot but are very close in size.

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    What is a 1 gallon nursery pot?
    The gallon (4 L.) nursery containers, or #1 pots, are the most common nursery pot sizes used in the industry. While they normally only hold 3 quarts (3 L) of soil (using liquid measure), they are still considered to be 1-gallon (4 L.) pots. A variety of flowers, shrubs, and trees can be found in this pot size.

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    What is a small pot size?
    Smaller containers (i.e. 4-inch or 10 cm. pots) may also include SP in front of its class number, indicating a smaller plant size. In general, the larger the # is, the larger the pot and, thus, the larger the plant will be. These container sizes range from #1, #2, #3 and #5 to #7, #10, #15 on up to #20 or higher. What is #1 Pot Size?

    Nursery Plant Pots Explained: How Nursery Pot Sizes Are Determine…

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    What size is a nursery pot?
    In general, the larger the # is, the larger the pot and, thus, the larger the plant will be. These container sizes range from #1, #2, #3 and #5 to #7, #10, #15 on up to #20 or higher. What is #1 Pot Size? The gallon (4 L.) nursery containers, or #1 pots, are the most common nursery pot sizes used in the industry.

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    What are container and growing pot sizes?
    Container and growing pots come in a variety of sizes. In the United States nursery and garden centers sell pots by size in inches and gallons. In the United Kingdom, Europe, and most of the rest of the world containers are sold by size in centimeters and liters. There are few standards when it comes to container sizes and volumes.

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    Nursery Plant Pots Explained: How Nursery Pot Sizes …

    Jan 7, 2023 · What is #1 Pot Size? The gallon (4 L.) nursery containers, or #1 pots, are the most common nursery pot sizes used in the industry. While they …

    • Harvest to Table
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      Container and Pot Sizes: How Much Soil Do I Need?

      This chart will help you translate container sizes for standard clay pots and black nursery pots and give you an approximation of how much soil each will require (again these are dry soil measures): 4 inch pot (10 cm) = 1 pint (0.5L) 5-6 inch …

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      Finally! Garden Pot Sizes Decoded… - GrowJourney

      May 5, 2017 · Having trouble figuring out which garden pot size fits which plants? Trying to convert the pot size into a different measurement? This table makes …

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    • Texas Master Gardeners
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      Pot Size Chart - txmg.org

    • Proven Winners
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      Plant Container Sizes - Proven Winners

      1 Quart Perennial Proven Winners ® perennials in quart size containers are generally 1 year old plants and approximately 3-6 inches tall - dependent on the plant variety. This is an excellent size to start with for those who want to start …

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      Pot size inches to gallon to liters conversion - Garden …

      Feb 3, 2024 · To add to the confusion, in the U.S., most nursery and garden centers use and sell pots by the inch or gallon, but in most of Europe, pot containers are sold by metric units, in centimeters or liters. Published by: …

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      A guide to nursery pot sizes - Squak Mt. Greenhouses …

      jumbo pack – holds six plants in one pack. The jumbo pack is twice as large in volume as a “pack”, and therefore the plants are more mature. 4″ or 4″ pot – Pot measures approximately 4″ in diameter at the top. qt or qrt or quart = quart …

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      Quart Nursery Pots - 4.75" Diameter - amazon.com

      Volume: 1.02 quart; 59.10 cu. inches. Thermoformed; Rim design and hoop strength make this pot extra sturdy. Soft-sided and lightweight; Will last for …

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      • PlanterCraft
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        A Plant Container Size Chart for Gardening Enthusiasts

        We’ll walk you through our comprehensive plant container size chart, providing recommendations based on plant size, root growth, and container volume. We have you covered whether you’re starting a container garden , looking to …