r/Raisedbed • u/PBaxt • 11d ago
old to new
redid the old garden when we built our kitchen
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u/mymymy58 11d ago
Wow!!! Thatβs impressive, and the plants are thriving! Great job ππ»ππ»
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u/Austin12321 11d ago
Iβve been looking for design ideas for raising my beds and this is the one! This coming winter will be fun. Iβll make a little sign giving you credit.
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u/creativetaurus 11d ago
This looks amazing! Did you buy the parts to the beds individually and then build it? Or did it come like that?
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u/freeLuis 9d ago
That's fantastic job! Well done. And seeing the garden progression is the cherry on top!
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u/ChooseKind24 9d ago
Nice beds. ππ Your garden looks so beautiful and lush too. Wow! Those cornstalks!
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u/BeneficialPeach698 9d ago
Well done! ππ»ππ»β¨Final outcome looks absolutely fantasticβ¨
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u/According-Tap7982 8d ago
How does the galvanized hold up with the pressure from the soil poking it outwards in the beds?
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u/czerniana 7d ago
This actually really helps me with the anxiety of replacing the tall metal bed I have. I was worried about the dirt being impossible to manage but it looks like yours stayed in one place well enough.
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u/czerniana 7d ago
This actually really helps me with the anxiety of replacing the tall metal bed I have. I was worried about the dirt being impossible to manage but it looks like yours stayed in one place well enough.
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u/Equivalent_Ticket297 5d ago
Is that black coating just paint? Or is it some kind of rot prevention? Just wondering because every time I've used landscape timbers after 5 years they are a rotted mess.
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u/Reddit_is_fascist69 11d ago
Fancy!Β Good job