December 23, 2024

VIDEO: Add This Beautiful Edge to Your Raised Garden Beds


Add This Beautiful Edge to Your Raised Garden Beds
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22 thoughts on “VIDEO: Add This Beautiful Edge to Your Raised Garden Beds

  1. your previous video on these cattle panel raised beds inspired me. I now have 6 in my yard, two of which still need to be filled. I made the first to cover a stump and loved it so much I keep adding more.

  2. One thing I recently learned is that the roots of most veg plants go far deeper than we able to dig without breaking the fragile roots at depth.

    Those who grow in straight compost filled raised beds & spend $$$ on amendments & re- mineralizing beds are wasting time & $$$ unless your compost beds are 4 ft + deep…otherwise most plants are growing down into soil anyway.

    These drawings which are amost 100 yrs old are a real eye-opener.

    https://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/root-development-vegetable-crops-zb0z1308zkin

  3. Please HELP on how to make larger rectangular forms… or Longer Ovally 2-3-4' wide??? … Square the aluminum & join cut panel corners?? ,,, Using T-posts .. maybe 16×3 beds:):) … JOY TO THE WORLD!!!

  4. Very cool project and it’s definitely better than what I’m using to cover sharp edges. I’ve been using old 1/2” poly irrigation tubing that I replaced due to leaks but I think I might switch to this product and thank you for sharing.

  5. If something is made for the automotive industry it is not made for an organic garden . When the sun beats down on it it will break down the components in this plastic and whatever plastics in there I do not want to get into my soil .

  6. Hey Mark, love your work – you inspired me to build a similar build with some cattle fencing with chicken wire added, and then I put 6" of bark around the entire edge of the raised bed and filled it with high quality soil.

    I have a question though now that I see your aluminum siding: Why would one want to add aluminum siding? I thought the air-pruning effect of the bark was best/ideal? Thank you again.

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