Hi PR, Not in my experience. You can certainly grow them in smaller containers (I do) but you will not get as many berries and they will be on the small side. Also, after 1 year, the roots on my plants extend as much as 3 feet (after I unwrap them from inside the rootbound pot). I would use at least a 12' deep pot if you have them. Make sure you mulch and check for thrips and slugs. You may also want to use bird netting. Nothing worse than waiting weeks for that berry to turn red only to find it shredded to pieces by some bird. Hope that helps. -Dan Here is a link that might be useful: my gardenblog

I own this range and recommend AGAINST buying it. I've been very disappointed. I know this thread is old, but I wanted to mention I have had a problem with my front right burner similar to the problem described by thomas_2008. Mine is not on LP. All the burners work fine, except for the front right burner. The front right one adjusts from high flame down to almost nothing as you turn the knob from Hi to about 7. Then from 7 down to low, there is virtually no adjustment at all --- just extremely low all the way. I had the valve replaced under warantee and it still works exactly the same way. Since then GE has insisted that this feature is "by design," although they can give no rationale for why it would have been designed this way. They refuse to do anything more. They told me if I call for another warrantee service call for this same porblem, they will not replace the valve, but instead they will charge me for the service call for "customer education." I've escalated the issue several levels and they all insist that this is "by design," so if that is true, and you decide to buy one of these ranges you can be guaranteed it will work exactly as I described --- no heat adjustment from Lo through 7, and then a big jump between 7 and Hi --- according to GE that ia how it works "by design," so presumably they all work the same way. If you could live with that feature, then otherwise the range is great and you might consider it; however, I have to warn you that my experience with the Warrantee Service department and Customer Relations department were horrible. For that reason I would recommend against any GE products at this point. I know I'm not going to buy any in the future unless this range issue gets resolved.

hollysprings makes a good point that considering the bigger picture is important. Once you know what you will likely put there, it'll be easier to decide whether it would fit in a 15" cabinet vs an 18" cabinet. With that said I have a 36" vent fan over a 36" induction cooktop, because it made sense to me, and I find it works quite well. I previously had an OTR microwave with an anemic recirculating fan, and my current fan is just worlds better than that was. While a 42" might work better, the only times when my fan isn't doing the job is when a steaming pot on high is jetting steam horizontally due to an ill-fitting lid, and in these cases I don't think that 3 more inches in width would make that much of a difference.

Stan is that a huge pot of burros tail that I spy with my little eye? Oh so lovely. I'm a sucker for a big healthy pot of burros tail or jelly bean sedum:).