How can I see FOLDER sizes?

Good evening.
Is there any way of seeing the folder sizes?
The sizes seem to be shown only for smaller units than folders.
Thanks for your time.

In addition to dbsneddon's suggestion, if you want to make it on a larger scale you can select a higher level folder, press command+J (command is the apple or propeller type key), the "calculate all sizes" and optionally "all windows"

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