Quickcrop Premier 2 Tier Raised Bed With Bench Seat

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If you’re wanting to grow less hardy plants or those that prefer warmer temperatures, a garden greenhouse is one of the best investments you can make. Walk-in greenhouses are great if you’ve got a lot of space, but mini greenhouses with just a couple of shelves will extend your growing season without taking over your garden. We provide a range of square foot gardening plans to suit our range of raised beds. We are always happy to advise on custom plans if required. The bench may be overly popular with adolescents for weekend snoozes but can double up as an area where parents and grandparents can have that afternoon nap (I mean, read the newspaper of course!). This brings me nicely to the next consideration… 2. Who is going to use the bench? Raised beds are the perfect way to grow fruit and vegetables in your garden, tunnel, or allotment. They make vegetable and flower gardening much easier especially for beginners.Raised beds are very easy to maintain and provide a smaller area to weed & keep pest free. Our kits have a very natural design, are made with long lasting spruce timber boards and corner posts. Our kits are easy to assemble and are available in a multitude of sizes and depths. Abuild-your-own option is also available for a bespoke raised garden.

Allowing for more efficient maintenance than a longer, rectangular bed, U-shaped beds give you access to all areas of the bed from one spot. U-shaped beds can be a lot larger than rectangular beds while providing the same easy maintenance. Integrating a bench seat will give you a cosy and contained area to relax. If you’ve not got a huge garden, creating curved beds can help give the illusion of more space. Go the extra mile as in the image above and opt for a two-tiered curved garden bed. That’s almost double the planting space! Every gardener will have to deal with pests at some point, but if you’ve reached the end of your tether when it comes to unwanted visitors, you may want to think about enclosing your garden beds. Go for tall mesh walls to keep pets, deer and foxes out of your flower beds.Our beds can be used either as stand-alone vegetable beds or positioned in a group layout to produce a wide range of attractive options. Slider beds make for a good multi-purpose solution when it comes to building out a van. Custom Shaped Bed @wander.horizons These types of beds are convenient if you need a comfortable workspace, or if you want to host more than two people in your van. Cedar is a popular choice of material thanks to its natural rot resistance and long lifespan. Cedar boards are stronger than other types of wood, and this is one of the more sustainable woods to source. It’s biodegradable so, provided it’s not treated, will eventually break down into the earth.

We’ve seen this design a lot, and it’s certainly a good way to get the most out of what little space there is in a van. Attach the sides to the external posts using one side assembly with an outer post and one without an outer post. Ensure they are firmly attached with 3″ screws. Do this step to other side assemblies. These will serve as the garden bed’s corners.If you’ve got a long, narrow space, a 2’ x 6’ raised bed is perfect. This style of bed can be slotted against a garden wall or used to section off your patio from your lawn. Another alternative is two planters fixed to a bench. These can be bought in plastic or metal and you can just add small annuals to the planters for a great place to have your lunch. 2. Sawn-off tree branch seat and matching planter Location: The location of your planter or raised bed is also important. You’ll want to choose a spot that gets plenty of sunlight, ideally at least six hours a day. You should also consider factors such as wind, access to water, and proximity to other plants or structures that could impact the growth of your plants.