Building & Filling Raised Beds.

[daddykirbs]

Starting 2013 off on a better foot. It's been a bit expensive this year in the garden already, but it should help me be better organized and produce more.

 

[kian]

I have 8 4x4 raised beds. I plan on adding 4 more (they're all on the side of my house, fenced off from the dogs). I really think it's the best way to go!

 

[oceansideangora]

Looks great! I have 14 3X6 raised beds, 1, 3X18, and I'm building two more that will be 3X12 or 3X18. Much more efficient than a row garden I think, and so much less work once you get them set up. No tilling, and you can control the soil.

 

[daddykirbs]

I have 8 4x4 raised beds. I plan on adding 4 more (they're all on the side of my house, fenced off from the dogs). I really think it's the best way to go!

I'm hoping it is the best way to go. I'm in it now!

 

[daddykirbs]

Looks great! I have 14 3X6 raised beds, 1, 3X18, and I'm building two more that will be 3X12 or 3X18. Much more efficient than a row garden I think, and so much less work once you get them set up. No tilling, and you can control the soil.

I like the part about no tiling for sure. Less work means more time for the other work that needs done.

 

[kian]

I've also found that you can really plant alot more in them than in traditional rows. More bang for your buck

 

[daddykirbs]

I've also found that you can really plant alot more in them than in traditional rows. More bang for your buck

Oh I hope so