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This gardening depth guide visually illustrates optimal root depth requirements for a variety of vegetables and herbs, helping gardeners plan efficient and productive planting. The chart categorizes plants into shallow (1–5"), medium (5–10"), and deep root systems (10"+), aiding in proper container selection and garden bed planning. Vegetables like lettuce, endive, and spinach thrive in shallow soil, while medium-depth crops such as beets, carrots, and chard require more space to establish healthy roots. Deep-rooting plants like beans, cabbage, kale, tomatoes, and squash need at least 10 inches of soil for robust growth. Understanding these depth requirements promotes healthier plants, optimized watering, and higher yields in both container and raised-bed gardening.