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How to Build a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden, Spring 2011 – Timelapse
August 28th, 2011 | 
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The audio swap music is the most palatable I could find that fit the length of this video. Each raised bed is an identical 4′x8′ box. The up-hill end is made from 2×6, downhill end is 2×12, and the 8′ sides are made from 2×10 lumber. All of it is untreated so I don’t poison my vegetables with arsenic. For the corner supports/stakes I used 2×3 lumber cut into 1.5-2′ lengths and cut to a point. Total lumber: 8 2x10x8 2 2x12x8 2 2x6x8 2 2x3x8 On a side note, my dog is better than your dog. Hope you enjoy!
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How to Build Raised Garden Beds Vegetable Garden
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How To Build A Raised Garden Bed
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Raised garden boxes are often thought of as the specialized tool of the professional gardener. But they can be a powerful tool in the hands of any gardener – amateur or professional.
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