We spoke with an expert, and now we're here to tell you about using one of a gardener's most effective tools and ...

Gardening in 3 dimensions The size of a raised bed can vary widely, Wied said. “Your raised beds can be as small as 3-by-3 (feet) or as large a 20-by-4. You don’t want them more than 4 feet ...

The post’s caption revealed that this fencing method is rooted in “Amish farming traditions” and is stronger than it appears. The garden coach had already built two raised garden beds using ...

A good size for raised beds is about 12 inches high, 2 or 3 feet deep and about 5 or 6 feet long. As old fence boards are generally around 6 inches wide and 5 or 6 feet long, they are ideal for ...

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.

Ideal for gardening novices, adding a grid to your raised garden bed can help keep your produce orderly. And while the roots may not obey, this at least ensures each plant begins with equal real ...

He made the beds about 30 inches high to reduce the need for bending and kneeling when tending the garden. He advises that they “are not inexpensive,” and the material was about $150.

A roll of inexpensive wire fencing is dressed up with 1' x 4' wood trim to create this attractive fence around a raised bed garden. It's perfect for keeping those cute-but-pesky bunnies out of ...

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.) ...

The fence, also of cedar, matches the raised beds. I attached a critter barrier against the fence's interior side, knowing that the 2-by-4-inch openings were not quite small enough to exclude all ...