CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A few weeks ago in this column, I showed our raised beds built with cedar fence panels and invited readers to share their ideas, and I was not disappointed in the response ...

The next season, we built raised beds. Using dog-eared cedar fence pickets, which are relatively cheap and weather resistant, we made frames that are about 3 feet by 6 feet in area and 11 inches high.

All raised beds should be no more than 4 feet wide — so you can reach the center without ever stepping on their loose, light soil. (They can be as long as you like.) ...

If your garden is in and your back is aching you might want to consider building a raised bed, like Chesterton gardener Lou Ann Combs did. Raised gardening beds mean they are higher than ground ...

U-Shaped Raised Garden Beds. If you need Amazon raised garden beds that keep wildlife from munching on your plants, then it’s time to invest in this fence system, made of sturdy cedar containers ...

Prevent deer from destroying your garden While they may be cute to look at, deer are a major problem for many gardeners. Deer, along with rabbits and other vermin, are indiscriminate herbivores and… ...

Using raised garden beds is often easier than in-ground gardening, especially for beginners, experts say. IE 11 is not supported. ... Greenes Fence Raised Garden Bed.

Sally and George Peterson are DIY gardeners who have transformed a rough hillside with a lake view into a tree-laden landscape with organic vegetables and herbs growing in raised planter beds and ...

Since gardens are never really finished, I'm happy to report that I finally have my new, large raised-bed vegetable garden prepared to the point of being able to add plants.

Since gardens are never really finished, I'm happy to report that I finally have my new, large raised-bed vegetable garden prepared to the point of being able to add plants.