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Aforementioned way of doing it was a labor intensive process but I thought it was a fair trade off for turning infertile sand into soil should my (desert) colony need the extra growing space. But I think an implementation of a proper irrigation system would be better.
Small request if possible; It would be great if you could plant flowers in the Planter boxes. Growing flowers is always a great cheap way to increase the beauty of a settlement. Normally I would just grow them in the ground soil, but when you're playing on a desert map, there isn't much soil available. Which is why I think it would be cool if you could use planter boxes instead. It would also allow for bigger indoor flower displays too which would be nice. Something to think about if you haven't already