December 23, 2024

VIDEO: How to Assemble a Raised Galvanised Garden Bed


In this video I give a demonstration on how to assemble a galvanised raised garden bed and explain what I have growing plus dispel a few myths about using this type of garden bed. Here is where I got my latest bed from: http://bit.ly/1JI1aaA (eBay Australia – may not be helpful to people other countries due to postage costs but it could give you an idea about the product) Cheers ๐Ÿ™‚
www.selfsufficientme.com

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Please watch: “5 Fruit Tree & Veggie Patch Questions”
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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Assemble a Raised Galvanised Garden Bed

  1. Hello Mark, I'm kind of new to your channel. I been watching a few videos here and there and was wondering about these raised beds. Finally got to a video that explains and tells me where you get them and putting one together. Where I live, I have a small yard and found it's all rock under very little soil when I tried planting a rose bed. I had 5 rose bushes. It took me two weeks to get thru and a lot of purchased soil. So now, that I'm sort off retired, I'm thinking about putting down edibles. This will help a lot Mark! I will still have to break thru rock for a couple of fruit trees, but this info is so very much appreciated! Love, Health and Peace to you and yours! ๐Ÿ˜‰

  2. For DIY galvanized raised garden beds Wholefully website is just one of the site that discuss the topic. Or just google the topic. I have searched for metal raised beds, but did not find a high or tall kind. They are usually just 12" high. So, I will try making on or modify the ones that are available here in the states. Hope it works.

  3. I like your videos, full of ideas. Even though we r not in Australia, I like raised beds, this gave me so many ideas. Hope they will begin to sell these galvanized bed frames in US also!

  4. Generally I find your videos very helpful and instructive, but I am concerned about lead leaching out of galvanized materials. Do you know of any studies on this? Perhaps a test on soils that have been contained for two or three years in such containers?

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