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Raised garden beds come with plenty of benefits. For example, they can be a great DIY project if you've got an old headboard ...

To take the raised garden bed concept one step further, it's possible to build them as wicking beds, which will greatly reduce the amount of time it takes to water them (virtually eliminating one ...

If you decide to use raised beds, one of the first decisions is which material to use. Wood is a common choice. It’s inexpensive, readily available and can be cut to almost any design or size.

Raised gardens can be 6 inches to waist-high. We will show you how to build a 6-inch-high garden bed that is 4-by-8-feet long. Materials and tools One 4-by-4 post that is 8 feet long ...

You can have wood pre-sawed to your preferred length at the lumber yard or big box store where you’re purchasing it—typically, raised garden beds are three to four feet wide, by six to eight ...

Try a Triangular Raised Garden Bed. These DIY wooden planters by Australian home gardener and beekeeper Ashenden Burke add great dimension to a garden that's bursting with produce.

That works, but you’ll often find your garden soil is greatly improved when you add an ample supply of organic matter. To make a raised bed that is more structured or a permanent feature, incorporate ...

Garden: Central Ohio Home & Garden Show gives you a jump on the growing season One metal option I have found to be very durable and simple to use for raised beds is a galvanized-steel livestock ...

A Shou sugi ban raised garden bed is long-lasting and durable, as well as relatively inexpensive. The process actually strengthens the wood and makes it impervious to rot for long periods of time.

You can have wood pre-sawed to your preferred length at the lumber yard or big box store where you’re purchasing it—typically, raised garden beds are three to four feet wide, by six to eight ...