Moving large, heavy planter boxes once they're filled with soil and plants requires careful planning and proper technique to prevent injury and damage. First, assess the weight and your path - clear any obstacles and ensure you have adequate space to maneuver. For moderately heavy planters, use a plant dolly or furniture sliders, which allow you to glide the container without lifting. For extremely heavy specimens, employ a hand truck with strap security, tilting the planter slightly to slide the base underneath. Always lift with your legs, not your back, and consider partial soil removal if the container is excessively heavy. Team lifting is recommended for oversized planters - coordinate movements and use even weight distribution. Protect your plants by wrapping them gently with burlap or soft ties before moving. Plan your new location carefully to minimize repeated handling, and consider adding casters during initial planting for future mobility.
How do I safely move large, heavy urban planter boxes once they are filled?
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