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Exclusive | Handsome, Long-Lasting Cedar Raised Beds at Factory-Direct Prices
- Raised beds produce higher yields and are easier to tend than in-ground beds
- Attractive beds feature sturdy aluminum corners and naturally rot-resistant cedar
- Available in a variety of sizes to suit any garden or landscape
- VIDEO: How to Build Our Cedar Raised Beds
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Raised beds are easy to set up, plant and maintain, producing high yields in a compact space with less digging and weeding. And now you'll find just the right size and shape bed for your needs. Use raised beds to grow vegetables, or install the beds along a perimeter to create stunning border gardens. You can even build a pyramid garden by stacking smaller beds atop larger ones.
Each bed includes four industrial-strength aluminum corners; 7-1/4" H x 1" rot-resistant cedar lumber that's been precut to the proper lengths, hardware and instructions. Easy assembly — just slip the boards into the corners and screw them in place. (12' beds use two 6' boards with in-line connectors.) Because we build these raised beds in our Vermont workshop, we’re able to optimize both quality and cost.
- Western red cedar with aluminum corners
- 4’ x 4' Cedar Raised Bed holds 9 cubic feet or 230 quarts of soil
- 4' x 6' Cedar Raised Bed holds. 14 cubic feet or 360 quarts of soil
- 4' x 8' Cedar Raised Bed holds 18 cubic feet or 460 quarts of soil
- 4' x 12' Cedar Raised Bed holds. 28 cubic feet or 720 quarts of soil
- Easy assembly; requires drill and screwdriver
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Pros
- All Pieces Fit
- Ample Size For Garden
- Easy to put together
Cons
Best Uses
- Flower garden
- Vegetable garden
I'm using this for a vegetable garden. It's just the right size for me.
- Was this a gift?:
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Good design. The corners control the shape and the boards are locked in by two screws on each end. The 3/4 inch cedar boards should be good for the long haul.
Pros
- Good price
- Simple Set-up
- Solid Corner Pieces
Cons
- Inside Screws
Best Uses
- Any plants
Just set the bed up last weekend. It only took about 30 minutes (not counting preparing the base spot), and it went together easily, although I would have preferred outside screws. Now it's filled with soil, garden soil and compost ready to plant.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Convenient
- Easy construction
- Good Value
- Minimal tools required
Cons
- none
Best Uses
Normally I build my own raised beds, however, it is not easy to find western red cedar in the east and along with the easy to use connectors, this product is a great alternative.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Sturdy
Cons
Best Uses
- Raised Garden
Great price for this high quality raised garden.
Pros
- Easy assembly
Cons
Best Uses
I spent [$] of my clients money and expected more. I was not pleased to see that out of two raised beds one had one long side and one end with a smooth planed finish on both sides of the board, not rough like the others. Not critical to performance, but not what you expect when aesthetics matter and you spend good money. Also had no emails confirming the order and some trouble sorting things out even with an order number for customer service. I was not impressed with any part of the experience. On the plus side, the assembly was cake and it was pretty easy to square up the beds before lining and filling. Buyer beware, you might fare better buying local lumber.
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Download instructions for 4' Cedar Raised Beds as a PDF
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Use the Soil Calculator to determine how much soil you need to fill your raised bed. -
Learn how to plan, plant and tend your own super-productive, raised-bed vegetable garden. -
Looking for instructions on growing certain vegetables? You'll find answers in the Vegetable Encyclopedia. -
Gardener's Supply Company does business with hundreds of suppliers in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. But our largest and most important supplier is right here in Vermont. -
Dreaming of a backyard berry patch? An asparagus bed? Start with a raised bed. A raised bed isolates the perennial crop from invasive weeds and grasses that might creep into the growing area. All have shallow roots that don't compete well with weeds and that can be damaged by aggressive weeding tools.
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