Raised Bed Garden


Raised Bed Garden Construction – Phase One. My first attempt at building a Raised Bed Garden. We have a nice variety of vegetables planted in the bed. I chose to plant the vegetables utilizing a kind of “Permaculture” method. This means instead of grouping like kind vegetables together in the garden, we mixed the vegetables throught the bed. This allows the vegetable to utilize the garden in a more natural manner. This helps to prevent nutrient depletion in the soil and also aides in fighting off unwanted garden pest while attracting beneficial insects.

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11 Responses to “Raised Bed Garden”

  1. IPslinger says:

    The siding is an …
    The siding is an quality exterior grade, lap siding, available at Lowes for about $20 a 4×8 sheet. I ‘ripped’ it to the dimensions that you see in the videos.

  2. IPslinger says:

    The siding is a …
    The siding is a quality exterior grade, lap siding. So far it shows no signs of any deterioration. The same type of siding has been on our well house for years with no issues. Hopefully we get many more years of service from the siding.
    And yes…lots of dirt! Our next beds will only be one foot high. it is nice to be able to sit on the edge of the bed and pull weeds, but too much dirt to have to deal with in the beginning.

  3. Den0Q says:

    I am putting in …
    I am putting in raised beds this year and I paln on making them 3′ tall. To solve the dirt problem I am using straw bales in the bottom. As the rot I’ll add fresh dirt.
    you do great work Den

  4. IPslinger says:

    Thanks for your …
    Thanks for your comments.
    The county site where we acquired the ‘compost’ is supposed to provide ‘clean’ compost created only from yard waste and not from general landfill mass. It is even recommended by the local county gardening class instructor. So hopefully what they provide is good quality compost….Cheers!

  5. egnilk66 says:

    True. But, the …
    True. But, the meat shouldn’t be a problem.

  6. nolanmontess87 says:

    iam just saying …
    iam just saying alot of time there is glass and plastic and stuff in there.

  7. egnilk66 says:

    If it’s thoroughly …
    If it’s thoroughly composted….who cares?

  8. ehswan says:

    The siding will …
    The siding will deteriorate rapidly. And yeah one of a lot of dirt. Me and my Mom did a few raised beds this year and were compelled to buy a freezer to store it all. I must add that there is more to gardening than food. Nurturing life feeds the soul.

  9. Leadfootn says:

    Great vid on …
    Great vid on building your raised bed. Just 1 question tho, was the siding you used on the sides wood?.

  10. nolanmontess87 says:

    i dont think i …
    i dont think i would use compost from the dump in a vegetable garden.There is a lot of meat and other things that are no so good.Nice job building your raised bed though.cheers

  11. ginjenken says:

    Great job! I want …
    Great job! I want to do one of these at our house.

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