Raised beds offer better drainage, less compaction (no walking on soil), and easier access. Downsides: more initial labor. Site: 5–6 hrs sun, access to rain. Build frames (wood, stone, brick). Worth the effort for healthier plants and easier maintenance. One of many layout decisions—but a high-impact one.
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