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

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You’ll want to ensure your drainage and ventilation is set up so you don’t unintentionally cultivate water-borne illnesses too. You can set up your drainage so it moves out of the bounds of the greenhouse, or have a porous natural floor where drainage isn’t a problem.

Make the most of the space you’ve got available by opting for an L-shaped raised garden bed. These fit neatly into a corner and can even be combined with a seating area. Made of powder-coated 24-gauge metal, this raised garden bed is strong and durable, so you won’t need Try and grow in a terraced style with the smaller plants on the south side of your beds and the taller ones on the northern side. Not sure where to start? Here’s all you need to know about raised beds for your garden. The Benefits of a Raised Garden Bed The Keter Easy Growing Raised Garden Bed is the best raised bed for small outdoor spaces or balconies. It measures 114 x 49.3 x 75.7 cm, which makes it large enough to grow a variety of vegetables, but it’s not so big that it’ll overwhelm the space.

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We love all the accessories that are compatible with these raised garden bed kits, such as an arched trellis. Of course, keep in mind that all these accessories can substantially increase your total cost. We have been selling wall gardens and cold frames online for nearly 20 years, so buy with confidence from the UK’s leading garden retailer. Here are a few more reasons to buy from us:

The 31.5-inch height elevates the gardening surface and reduces the amount of bending required on a regular basis. The raised bed is made from cedar, so it’ll stand up well to the elements, and it’s been treated with a food safe preservative so you can feel confident about safely growing edible crops in it. Wooden slats help reinforce the bottom of the planting compartment, to help ensure it will hold up well to prolonged use. We like the fact that at 33 inches tall, this planter offers a garden space that doesn’t require a lot of bending. Plus, it’s high enough to keep your vegetables and herbs safe from hungry rabbits, squirrels, and other garden pests. While deep beds are more expensive to fill, they will require less watering in the summer and allow you more options when it comes to planting. As you can see in the photo above I have made my raised beds three gravel boards deep in my greenhouse. These boards are 150mm deep each, so a total depth of 450mm.We like the fact that this raised bed is so multifunctional. At the beginning of your gardening season, you can start with the lid closed to protect young plants. As your plants grow, you can open the lid up to serve as a trellis for support. Most greenhouses are organized with shelves, and raised beds might be a little less common. In our opinion, a combination of both will allow you to optimally use the available space. When you just use shelves, you have the option to move your crops around, but they won’t receive an equal amount of light. In a raised bed, you create a very constant condition for all plants, which will have a positive effect on their growth. When your greenhouse is large enough, you can put shelves on the sides (or on one side) and place one or two raised beds in the middle of your greenhouse. Make sure you have plenty of room to move around though! Hoop houses: What are they?