Timbersil is a wood product treated with sodium silicate (liquid glass) technology, making it resistant to rot and insects without traditional chemical preservatives. It was featured on "Ask This Old House" as a cost-effective alternative to plastic lumber for raised beds.
An interesting option for gardeners seeking durable, non-toxic raised bed materials.
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