But that’s just one idea for landscaping with raised garden beds. Plenty of other design options abound — in material selection, garden shape, and functionality. Let’s get started. Photo Credit: B.

Welcome to our DIY Garden Makeover! We've been planning these metal raised garden beds for over a year and we're super excited to start growing! We're sharing everything from how we planned and laid ...

You can also grow vine fruits, such as watermelons, in your raised beds. If you’d rather not have the vines trail along the ground, incorporate a trellis into your garden design, so the vines will ...

It doesn't come with the hassle of root issues and concerns about pollutants; especially you can control weeds better. However, the best soil for vegetable garden in raised bed is the foundation of a ...

This design allows your plants to draw up moisture when needed ... If you are not present or forget to water, your plants may suffer. How often should I water my raised bed garden? Whether you use the ...

Growing your favorite vegetables can be challenging without the right tools and structures in your garden bed. Ensure healthy ...

Out of all the winter garden questions, there's one we've heard a lot this month: should I cover raised beds in winter? If you've been learning how to get your garden ready for winter, you're probably ...

Gravel and rock are similar materials that are great for building pathways. However, some distinctions set them apart. Learn ...

Raised bed gardening encourages you to garden with more intensity, planting closer together, rotating crops and planting in succession to maximize production. Weeding, the bane of gardening ...

Garden beds require a few components: compost-rich soil; soil that is warm enough; and moisture to keep plant roots hydrated.