Festnight Garden Greenhouse with Raised Bed Kits Rectangular Vegetable Planter Bed - Grey Galvanised Steel, 100x100x85 cm

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Raised garden beds are usually made from plastic, wood or corrugated metal . Recycled materials can also be used to make raised garden beds, such as tyres and pallets This 4’ x 4’ raised garden bed is a manageable size but still provides plenty of planting space. This size of bed is the first step towards creating a square foot raised bed, which is a great way to keep your plants and produce well-organised.

Made from 100% recycled materials, this raised bed is ideal for those looking to shop sustainably. It’s very durable, requiring no maintenance once installed, and it can be left out in all weathers. It arrives treated with a food-safe preservative, but this will need reapplying once a year. It comes with replaceable fitted membrane liner which will also help to protect the wood underneath. For gardeners who regularly forget to water their plants, the intelligent water disc will be an invaluable feature. The disc reserves water and feeds flowers, herbs and plants as and when they need it.

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Make your raised bed an even more versatile and productive area for growing with this range of specially designed raised bed accessories. Add a cover to your raised bed and you transform it into a mini greenhouse or cold frame, providing your plants with more protection in the early spring when you first plant them and during the cooler autumn months when they may need more protection from the wind and rain. Another important factor is that a greenhouse is completely solid, which doesn’t allow for much airflow. Even though it’s not airtight, you’ll need to get some real airflow through the system to prevent bacteria growth. You’ll also need to open up the greenhouse during heat waves to ensure the soil temperature and roots don’t get too hot (depending on the weather where you live). It weighs 8 kg, so it’s lightweight enough to move around the garden if needed, yet it remains sturdy in strong winds. Want to make gardening easier and give your growing space a neat and unified look? Raised garden beds can help you with that.

Made of powder-coated 24-gauge metal, this raised garden bed is strong and durable, so you won’t need If, on the other hand, you fancy putting your DIY skills to the test, a wooden planter box is fairly easy to put together. Wooden boards can be cut to the right size and glued together. Once the glue has dried, drill screws into the wood for added strength.Interiors can be designed to offer a multi-purpose or multi-zone space within your large home Greenhouse, with glass partitions to provide a physical division that will not prevent light and heat from reaching all parts of the structure. It comes with a detachable tray that you can use for starting seeds if you want to try your hand at that. This raised garden bed also includes a water reservoir to help you provide just the right amount of water for your plants. Measuring 80 cm tall, this planter is a comfortable height for most users. Harvesting, weeding and watering vegetables will be far easier, although taller gardeners may still need to stoop.

Wooden raised beds will need treating every year , as they are susceptible to rot. If you are growing edible produce, you’ll need to ensure the preservative is food-safe. These raised garden beds are not as stylish as some other options, but they are affordable and do their job well. If you’re not handy or just don’t want to take the time to assemble a raised bed, these can be a great option. With 4 included, this set is very good value for money. The rattan effect blends with most styles of garden furniture. Two of the beds have legs which raise them 44 cm off the ground, while the other two are lower, allowing you to create a space-efficient and stylish two-tier garden.

Two-tier raised beds are more space-efficient than regular raised beds, and they also offer a key advantage when it comes to planting. In regular raised beds, taller plants can stop sunlight from reaching the smaller plants, leading to stunted growth. Two-tier beds allow you to grow taller plants on the lower tier, and smaller plants at the top.