Ugly.You are limited by your imagination only. I'd use retaining wall blocks if I was going to build any today.
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Ugly.You are limited by your imagination only. I'd use retaining wall blocks if I was going to build any today.
Yep. Multiple collection cisterns and multiple watering containers, some on drio irrigation, some use gravity fed hoses.Do you use cisterns to collect rain water then transfer to your drip setup?
Do you use water soluble fertilizer and run it through the drip?Yep. Multiple collection cisterns and multiple watering containers, some on drio irrigation, some use gravity fed hoses.
Will be moving my rhubarb into a new bed in the shade and will put it on drip irrigation as well. Saves water and easy to fertalize
Yep. Strawberries are heavy feeders and they love it.Do you use water soluble fertilizer and run it through the drip?
Huh? They can be as elaborate and "pretty" or as simple and utilitarian as you want. And they'll outlast the owner.Ugly.
I thought you were talking about foundation blocks. Those are nice, but $$$$$$$.Huh? They can be as elaborate and "pretty" or as simple and utilitarian as you want. And they'll outlast the owner.
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You've got a commercial farm going on man. I assumed OP wanted one or two beds.I thought you were talking about foundation blocks. Those are nice, but $$$$$$$.
I am building 8 raised beds total, each is 4'x20' . Ain't no way I am spending money on concrete raosed beds. Pressure treated wooden ones will last me 10-15 years.
Anyone here created a raised garden bed? The wife wants one in the backyard, so I figured I would see what others have done. I know I could slap 4 2x10’s together, but I’m sure there are other creative options.
Any lessons learned? I read on one site not to make them wider than 3 feet to reach everything.
That wont last long. Even treated ones rot in a few years. They took all of the "good" stuff out of the treatment