Raised Garden Beds

... pull,my wife likes to garden, I am more the person... drip water system, builds the raised beds and handles heavy stuff. I ...

Yeah, but it happens. The garden is absolutely covered in rose petals too, it's going to involve a whole morning on my hands and knees to pick everything up. I am thinking of redesigning the garden now that I know what works and what fails. The soil is quite bad so even though I've improved its quality I am thinking of creating a couple of slightly raised flower beds, probably next year though.

... breakfast, went out to the garden to show Jason what "baby .... I say...head out the raised beds and just do it! Just ...

... Australian band Midnight Oil, of "Beds Are Burning" fame, appear on... appear at the Crystal Palace Garden Party in England. 1971-The Band... Lake, Michigan, and will be raised in nearby Ann Arbor. 1946-Eddie ...

... one side and a small garden spreading beneath the front windows.... Local flowers grew in neat beds along the path, their petals... pressure plate. No seam. No raised edge. Just pale stone warmed... swallowed the world that had raised him. The Depot was down...

.... I started a new vegetable garden this year and plan on... about 30 feet worth of raised beds next season with a focus...

... pushed it out to the garden where Ashelyn and Angie were ...kneeling on their kneeboards, using garden trowels to space and plant ... rotary tiller and raked the beds smooth in preparation for seeding. ... was getting Hank’s garden planted. Hank would plow the area and build the raised beds while Alex...

... a little patio and some raised beds, but I’d really like to... asked a guy at the garden center about what I could...

This year I moved my garden to the front yard. I ... front grass and installed 5 raised beds. I've planted raspberries, pumpkins, tomatoes... do paver pathways around the beds, and fill in empty spots ...

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... tomato, 3 types in my garden: Mr. Stripey, Pineapple, and Purple ... clear area to do that. Raised beds are nice, but need a ...

... $55.00. Spacious planting space: Raised garden bed with legs, 48x24x32 inches... gallons, 700 capacity Unique design: raised garden beds outdoor for vegetables, it is... corners above and below the raised garden bed are protected with pads, ... planting life. Multipurpose: The galvanized raised garden bed is durable and strong ..., fruits and herbs. This metal raised beds for gardening can be used ...

... designed for garden watering, balcony irrigation, greenhouse setups, drip systems, raised beds, lawns and... switch on and hope the garden does not become a lake”. .... The plants get water; the garden does not apply for wetland ...

... designed for garden watering, balcony irrigation, greenhouse setups, drip systems, raised beds, lawns and... switch on and hope the garden does not become a lake”. .... The plants get water; the garden does not apply for wetland ...

... the year? thats crazy. my garden is... inedible i did however ... stream bed. here's some garden porn. have 14 raised beds. all but one are... 4 x16: garden.jpg (526.23...

...The living room of Stardust Garden had been built for gatherings. ... woodblock print. One hand raised, fingers splayed with artistic precision,...their arms crossed, chins raised in opposite directions, radiating an ...of them—from Iska's raised fist to Lyra's aggressive nothingness—...them. His brows were raised. Not dramatically—just enough to ... "The children need new beds. The eastern wall needs reinforcing. ...

... weathered 2x6 boards from old raised garden beds. I used the hatchet to...

... cleaned, the frames of the raised garden beds needing to be replaced, traveling ...

... when moving to a big garden is to do a bit... just had an average sized garden, which I could mow in... takes to maintain a large garden. If I knew four years... focussed on just maintaining the garden and getting things under control... not building half a dozen raised beds, a polytunnel, planting several hundred...

.... Yesterday I went to the garden center at the grocery store ... some marigolds for my little raised garden bed in the back yard. ... back yard that was a garden at one time. The ground ...? Maybe put a few small raised garden beds there? I am not sure ...

... using it to survey my garden for a self hosted page... month activity for 50ft of raised beds. It actually found plants that ...

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Back in March I posted a photo gallery of my wife's garden over the past 5 years. The post got a lot of interaction amd my wife ( u/MiracleMaxsWife )and I really enjoyed the correspondence with all the commenters. I promised I would post some pics of the garden this year now that Spring has sprung and the garden is showing out a bit. Anyway, enjoy the pics and feel free to ask any questions...always happy to interact with fellow gardeners. P.S. Included a few bonus pics of the dog, cat, a chicken...and a reptile visitor or two. submitted by /u/hodgestein to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Hi! I just ordered these 9x3x1ft beds last night and they’ll be arriving today! I’m in zone 7a NJ and these will be my summer planting beds. These are much bigger than my spring beds (4.5x3.25) and was curious on what the most cost effective way to fill these will be? I have a ton of leaves and sticks to put on the bottom, but really don’t want to spend $100s on tons of bags of raised bed soil. I have a few left over bags of raised bed soil but that’s about it. I’m seeing mixed results on if top soil will be okay or not. Ideally, I would like to spend less than $65 (I know that’s kinda pushing it lol) Please let me know the cheapest possible way to fill these, thank you so much! submitted by /u/big_daddy_4444 to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, This is my first time gardening, and I’m starting small with a backyard setup. I built a raised bed that’s 3 ft x 7 ft and about 11 inches high. Right now, it has ground soil as a base, and I’m planning to top it off with raised bed soil. My goal is to grow tomatoes and cucumbers, along with a few other vegetable. I will buy the seedlings rather than seeds. I’d really appreciate any advice or suggestions, especially on soil setup, spacing, or anything I should watch out for as a beginner. submitted by /u/Exiled-human to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

I posted a pic of my wife's raised beds in the comment section of a recent post and got a bit of interest from some others...so I thought I'd post a few pics of it from the past several years. A few bonus chicken pics, too lol. submitted by /u/hodgestein to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Took advantage for the fantastic weather in the lower Midwest this week and built all this (first time with raised beds, and first time building anything) what do we think? Also let me add that the front is not fully done yet we will be adding something to it that can be opend and closed just nit sure what it is yet lol. submitted by /u/kaylanifox18 to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Hi gardeners!! My partner and I built this beautiful enclosed raised bed garden to keep out deer and rabbits and such. It's been great and it's so productive, the whole family has been excited about the garden this year. Today, my child and I were tending to this garden and when she was done, as I have taught her, she closed the door behind her. Well I would normally be proud of her for this, but this time she actually locked me inside. My spouse is currently mowing the lawn and I have no way of opening this door for me inside. I figure I'll be here for a while, so I thought why not post to Reddit showing off my garden and letting others know that they should have a way to open their their enclosed garden doors from the inside. You're welcome. submitted by /u/RaindrpsNRoses to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Sorry about the low quality before photo (1st) but it’s really the only one I have. Basically my wife asked for a raised planter and my adhd took over and she got a whole garden. The old garden was removed except for a row of raspberries and we saved the wood planter of strawberries. A 43x13ft plot of sod was removed. Placed drip lines with an unused zone on our sprinkler system with the help of my toddler. Then laid out the design with tape to settle final dimensions. Edging was done with 1/8thx5” mild steel. The two large raised planters were made from 10 gauge mild steel and are 12ft by 4ft by 2 ft. Its a Yardistry (Costco) greenhouse. 3/4” river rock. Still a few more details like walking stones. planting is my wife’s domain so don’t ask me what that plan is there. I do know the hedge that was planted opposing the existing raspberries is blueberries. Happy to give any advice of answer any questions. I just wanted to share because I am pretty proud of how it turned out. submitted by /u/-mechanic- to r/DIY [link] [comments]

I just want to share. My husband has helped me create my dream garden after years of the neighboring deer eating everything I have planted. He built greenhouses for me and custom built the garden beds that are almost finished in the fenced area he built. There's no way I would have been able to get this far without him. What do you guys think? It's not finished. I'm tearing up the landscape fabric I layed down to keep the weeds at bay for the last year and replacing with cardboard and bark. My next job is to fill the base of the beds with yard debris and get a few beds workable for this year. I added a picture of one of my eden roses that will climb an arch over the doorway of the garden. submitted by /u/squidnee_1991 to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! Looking to build some raised garden beds and wanted to see how others made this more affordable? Wood from Home Depot or other lumber places by me is so expensive! We did see these shorter bed options from Home Depot (photos attached), but we were hoping for a bit taller cause we wanted to plant carrots and I have LOTS of bunnies and other digging animals that would come and grab the veggies in a bed that short. Does anyone have these beds from Home Depot? Your pros/cons to them? Any options for affordable DIY raised garden beds? Thanks!! submitted by /u/Wolfkattt to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Some people have too much time on their hands. Not 10 minutes after this MASSIVE load was delivered, a city inspector rolled up to ask what I was building. He said they received a complaint about a "heavy construction project" that didn't have a permit. We had a good laugh about it. I'm thinking of putting up flyers for the grand opening of my 4x8 garden beds since apparently they're so interesting. submitted by /u/WelcomeAvailable3055 to r/roanoke [link] [comments]

I'm looking for any wisdom you wish to share. I'm thinking about destroying a chunk of my perfectly good lawn and replacing it with a few raised beds next spring but I'm overwhelmed by the amount of info out there. I've built a couple simple beds in the past, and learned from my mistakes along the way, but what do you wish you knew before embarking on your own potentially time consuming and expensive raised beds projects, perhaps at the cost of a perfectly good lawn? There are so many articles telling me what I should do, but what would you have done differently in hindsight? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/goose8319 to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

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I had a custom ask me to build two raised garden beds, they asked that they be 4'x8' and 40" off the ground, now they are unhappy because a neibour had said they looks like coffins. The customer is upset now and is thinking of putting them in an L pattern instead of side by side. I don't think this will look good but we will find out. What are your suggestions?, how can we make this look less like a casket? Where did I go wrong? I actually like the way they look although they are a bit large. submitted by /u/CommunicationUsual93 to r/handyman [link] [comments]

IT'S FINISHED!! The Mrs. and I spent all afternoon Monday and Tuesday prepping the bed for the soil delivery on Wednesday. This week may have been the hardest physically for us, but it had the least impressive results... ...until the very end. I think the photos speak for themselves. This thing (I've avoided doing for years) looks amazing! I want to garden in it myself! What we accomplished this week: 1) Lined the bottom of the bed with huge maple logs, then smaller logs and then large Western bark chunks spread on top 2) Fixed my busted wheelbarrow. Lol 3) Added pulleys to the tensioning wire for smoother operation. 4) Transferred 6 yards of 50/50 soil/compost mix into the bed. 5) Planted all the orphan plants (mostly lettuce) that never found a home this year. 6) Collapsed from exhaustion. I'm going to be serious for a moment here. During c0vid, the wife and I started drinking more. Like, a lot more. It was starting to affect our marriage and our relationship with our children. 120 days ago we decided to stop drinking entirely. Since then we have been more active, more communicative and more present in our children's lives. This project was the culmination of our efforts to show each other our dedication to our relationship and also to our son and daughter. I would like to thank this community for their eagerness to impart knowledge. Your insights and experiences have helped us avoid the early pitfalls of raised bed gardening. I would also like to thank my wife for being compassionate and loving for the last 19 years. I am proud of the foundation we have created to raise our family together. Here is a list of my previous posts for this build in case anyone is looking for ideas to use in their own gardens: Initial build Reinforcing the walls Staining and sealing Moisture control and accents Vermin control and flagstone patio submitted by /u/LongHaulinTruckwit to r/gardening [link] [comments]

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