Description

Features:

• Material: Natural C16/24 planed wood
• Easy to assemble
• Sides: 80 x 100 cm (1 modular raised garden bed)

Raised garden beds are the perfect solution for growing vegetables, herbs, or flowers on your terrace, garden, balcony, or porch.
Thanks to its size, it offers plenty of space, allowing for the planting of various types of plants.
The flower bed is made of durable pine wood, making it sturdy and long-lasting.

Assembly is quick and easy.

The raised garden bed is delivered and shipped flat-packed.

Flat-packed means that the products are pre-manufactured but delivered in disassembled form. These components are designed so that customers can easily assemble the ordered product themselves. It allows customers to actively participate in shaping and beautifying their own home or garden.

The elements are pre-cut to size, the holes are pre-drilled, and the package includes all the necessary fasteners and screws for assembly.

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How to Build Your Own Raised Garden Bed: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

So, you’re thinking about creating your own raised garden bed? That’s a great idea! Raised garden beds not only look beautiful in the garden, but they also help your plants grow and thrive in the best possible conditions.

Don’t forget to take care of your raised garden bed!

It’s worth applying a protective treatment to the wood surfaces of your raised bed once a year. This can be a thin or thick glaze, linseed oil, or other plant-based treatments, as long as it protects the wood and provides the aesthetic experience you desire. You can significantly extend the lifespan of your garden bed by ensuring moisture protection on the inner sides. This can be any waterproof foil, which works perfectly for this purpose. It’s also a good idea to cover the raised bed with a waterproof cover when it’s not in use, such as during the winter months.

1. Choosing the Location: First, take a look around your garden and choose the sunniest spot for your raised bed. However, before you start layering, place a layer of fabric or newspaper at the bottom to prevent weed growth.
2. Drainage Layer: The first layer is the drainage layer. Place 5-10 cm of gravel or small rocks here. This will help with water drainage and prevent the soil from becoming too wet.
3. Green Waste: Next, add the green waste. You can place grass clippings or kitchen vegetable and fruit scraps here. These natural materials help enrich the soil with nutrients.
4. Compost: The next layer is compost or manure. This provides even more nutrients for your plants.
5. Soil: Top it off with quality soil. You can use garden soil, potting mix, or a blend of compost and soil. This layer helps your plant roots spread easily and grow strong.
6. Planting: Finally, it’s time to plant. Make sure to leave enough space between the plants for growth, and take into account each plant’s specific needs.

I hope this guide was helpful to you! Remember, these guidelines are general, and the exact layering strategy and soil types may vary depending on the needs of your plants.

Good luck with your gardening!