But the most common low-budget root cellar option, particularly for USDA hardiness zones 6 and 9, is the buried trash can. Even within the underground garbage can world, there are many variations.

Backyard Buried Can Root Cellar. Let me throw one more idea your way. There are many versions of root cellars and you can see, we’ve tried many of them.

Storing crops in a root cellar is a great way to preserve the harvest. But if you don't have one already, don't despair. It's fairly easy to make a space to store vegetables at the proper ...

Storage of winter vegetables might not seem to be a compelling issue if you don’t have a root cellar. To be sure, few of us do — at least not in the sense of a cavern dug into the earth or ...

Once buried, it becomes a flight of steps leading into a spherical, shelf-lined chamber, ... Like a regular root cellar, it stays at a constant 50˚-54˚F temperature all year long.