The Best Type of Wood to Use for a Raised Garden Bed • Gardenary

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Create a garden for the whole family to enjoy. This raised bed is the perfect place to start developing your skills and engaging with your family in a new way. With 32 square feet of available planting area there is loads of room for everyone to pitch in and choose their favorite veggies, herbs or flowers to plant.

Frame It All Classic Sienna Raised Garden Bed 4' x 8' x 5.5

Expert Gardener 3 Tier Cedar Raised Garden Bed,48x48x21in

The Expert Gardener Natural Wood Garden Bed With Iron Trellis is ideal for viney garden plants. The spacious racking on top of the garden bed allows

Expert Gardener 2.5 ft L Wood Garden Bed With Iron Trellis

Greenes Fence 48 in. L x 24 in. W x 31 in. H Original Cedar

Ideal for deep-rooted plants like tomatoes and blueberry bushes, these 15 inch deep beds also create attractive focal points in the garden. Each bed includes four industrial-strength aluminum corners, 1 inch rot-resistant cedar lumber that's been pre-cut to the proper lengths, hardware, and instructions. Easy assembly just slip the boards into the corners and screw them in place.

4' x 6' x 15 Cedar Raised Garden Bed

This 8 ft. x 8 ft. Cedar Raised Garden Bed with a 20 in. in high growing bed is great for growing vegetables and flowers with easier access to your plants. The 33.5 in. in high perimeter fencing is backed with wire mesh and can keep pesky critters away. A small door allows access to the inside of the 28 in. Wide growing bed. The pre-manufactured cedar panels are designed to assemble with ease. Floor not included and not required.

Outdoor Living Today Raised Cedar Garden Bed - 6 x 3 ft

The Best Type of Wood to Use for a Raised Garden Bed • Gardenary