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by: Charles + Hudson There are a few common material options to choose from when building a raised planter box, but for us, it was redwood all the way. Redwood is 100% natural and resistant to rot and pests, which makes it an ideal material to use for building planter boxes and anything near the soil. We’ve also got a small dog and two young boys so we wanted to use a material that has no added chemicals, colorants, or plastics. Redwood | DIY | Building Material | Backyard Project Idea

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Learn how to build a raised garden bed for less than $15 per box. With just a few materials and a little time, you can make these cheap raised garden beds.

Last spring, I decided it was time to start a vegetable garden. The only problem? My backyard soil was hard and full of rocks. That’s when I stumbled upon the idea of building a raised garden bed. It seemed like a perfect solution, but honestly, I was a bit overwhelmed at the thought of constructing something myself. I worried it would be too hard or that I’d need special tools I didn’t have. I started looking online for guidance and found a variety of raised garden bed plans. Some were…

DIY Raised Bed Planter: While the title of this DIY suggests that I made a raised bed planter, what it doesn't tell you is how raised it actually is. This planter sits about 30" off the ground, and actually has legs on it. I know, right? That's really tal…

Emboldened by our attempts at making our own raised planter a couple of months ago, I knew we’d be able to tackle something a little bit more complicated – a pair of standing raised planters to sit in front of the kitchen window. If you recall, we’ve been working on the back of the house […]

Apr 11, 2013 - Roots, transplanted.: Back to Basics: How to Make a Raised Garden Box

This DIY elevated planter box is raised up off the ground, so you can have your fresh foods AND save your back and knees this summer!

28 Best DIY raised bed garden ideas: easy tutorials & designs to build raised beds or vegetable & flower garden box planters with inexpensive materials!

28 Best DIY raised bed garden ideas: easy tutorials & designs to build raised beds or vegetable & flower garden box planters with inexpensive materials!

In this post I am going to show you how I made this elevated garden bed. This was a very simple DIY project that you can make in just a few hours. Last year we…

Love this! DIY raised planter garden bed with legs and trellis. So easy to make! This is made using cedar but can be made with pallets too! Perfect elevated planter for vegetables and flowers! Great for patio or deck. Full tutorial and video of how to build and plans. #AnikasDIYLife #outdoor #woodworking

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This is my first build of a planter box out of reclaimed wood pallets. It was a terribly easy project - cut boards to width/length, screwed them to a 4"x4", put in a base. #pallets #woodpallet #woodworking #planter #garden #planterbox #DIY

A quick, easy and cheap project that cost me less than $30 CAD. The dimensions of the planter box are 5' x 2' x 18".

DIY Raised Bed Planter: While the title of this DIY suggests that I made a raised bed planter, what it doesn't tell you is how raised it actually is. This planter sits about 30" off the ground, and actually has legs on it. I know, right? That's really tal…