I am looking for something to store garden seed packets . Would this work?
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I believe so-it's currently in storage so I can't test it for you, however 4x6 photos fit great so I don't see a problem other than rare occasion of huge packets
1723645
Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
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I would think they would work just fine for storing binders,, I purchased ten of them for storing stuff in my garage,, two of them is full of some the old green binders that I used at training material.. plus the price was right and they are easy to carry up to the second level..
1586457
Yes, it would be, and it would store nicely collapsed in the bird seed bag or container in which you store your bird seed.
771049
yes, should hold about 4 of them. it would be great for tomatoes... deep enough for a 5ft plant.
474759
You need to keep it away from moisture since it is made of wooden material, but as long as it was enclosed, I think it would work. It would be the perfect size!
2159569
The food mill I got has three "sieves" with it but I feel you would need something a bit different because raspberry seeds are very small. I would contact the manufacturer before buying this if that's what you want it mainly for. I'm sorry I can't give a definite answer but my guess is it may not.
1380761
It is better to store seeds covered in the refrigerator with desiccant packets to absorb moisture. That is what I learned in master gardeners class.
1928597
I guess you could, although they are not air tight. I purchased them to store dry cat food and bird seed, and they are PERFECT for that. They are good quality, sturdy and convenient with the flip up lid.
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I think so. We had ours out on the back deck, but against a wall, over the winter. We get a lot of wind and rain and the cushions we store in them stayed nice and dry. But again. They were against the wall and under the overhang of the house. I would store the birdseed in a plastic bag - not paper however for overwintering just because the container isn't insulated.
350903
Yes, most definitely. I have 3 of this size. I use one for dog food. One for kitty litter and the other for bird seed.
1808028
I am fairly certain they would hold 10 lbs of potatoes easily. I use mine for bird seed and an 8 lb bag of niger seed fills half of one bin...so even with the bulkier potatoes I would imagine there would be plenty of room.
1149545
I am using mine for a fake plant, if you wanted to use for a real plant you will need a different container inside as this is not water tight.
2204102
That is a great idea. It is a vacuum container and will work for anything that requires a vacuum for storage....however if the tea is high moisture it may mold.
1723649
Yes, they would be perfect for that. These are actually outdoor type shelving, so it should hold the plants without a problem.
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havent timed those items; my wife uses it for melons and salad. seems to work for that. thats the best i can give you. good luck. why not just buy one of those looks like an onion container.
1083699
Please understand I'm no expert nor do I have a lot of experience and I think I made some errors. That being said, I did manage it by myself. I think a seed skirt would be a good idea