Raised beds offer easier access, better soil, fewer weeds, and higher yields. Starting is simple with basic planning.
Sunny, well-drained, away from tree roots. Beds 12+ inches tall, 3–4 feet wide (reach center from either side). Length flexible. Line bottom with cardboard to suppress grass.
Untreated cedar, stone, composite, or galvanized steel. Avoid pressure-treated wood. Reinforce corners. Fill with 50/50 compost/topsoil blend.
No walkways needed—plant densely. Trellis tomatoes, cucumbers vertically. Intercrop fast/slow growers. Mulch heavily. Enjoy a productive, back-friendly garden.
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