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Building raised garden beds can be dong using cement blocks of any shape or size, which provides good drainage for plants and vegetables. Raise a garden above ground level to prevent the plants from sitting in water with information from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardens.

Building and installing a raised vegetable bed built from composite materials. More at: raisedvegetablesbeds.blogspot.com

We assisted Fruitvale primary school to build a raised garden bed for a vegetable garden. Through the pictures you can see one way on how to build a raised garden bed using recycled timber. Special Thanks would have to go to New Lynn Rotary club who organised the event. www.proactivetelecom.co.nz

John from www.growingyourgreens.com shares some information about upgrading his sprinkler irrigation controller to use with his raised bed edible vegetable garden.

www.ProductiveGardens.com.au This is a very easy way to set up an edible garden close to the kitchen. There’s nothing nicer than to be able to harvest the freshest herbs and vegies just when you need them.

Frame It All has revolutionized raised vegetable gardens by creating raised garden beds that are quick and easy to install. All you need is a screw driver (or power drill) and a hammer. Frame It All’s raised garden beds are all season and weather-proof.

Raised bed vegetable garden with cherry tomatoes, arugula, malabar spinach, turnips, radishes, red sail lettuce buttercrunch, hot peppers, sweet pepper, onions, joi choi bok choy, pole beans kentucky wonder blue lake, carrots, swiss chard, detroit early beets, jalapeno, bell corno di toro ancho apple, egyptian spinach georgia collards, italian basil, cucumber and dinosaur kale dino. Raw food diet. Plus some random footage of wild animals in the yard. Baby and mother deer, rabbit, groundhog, and a baby squirrel.

John from www.growingyourgreens.com answers the question how high should I build my raised bed vegetable garden. John shares his experiences growing in different height raised beds. Learn which size is best after watching this show.

This season, the Buddy Club (myself and my young daughter) rebuild, improve upon, and enlarge our raised bed garden. Learn with us about installation of a raised bed, trellises, and frugal ways of gardening.

greengurulandscaping.com Here’s a quick little walkthrough of a vegetable garden..

The materials necessary for building a raised vegetable bed include lots of composted organic material, material for good drainage and a barrier material, such as rocks, bricks or wood. Create a raised vegetable garden for the best results withhelpful information from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

Just because you don’t have a flat piece of land in your yard doesn’t mean you can’t have a raised vegetable bed! It takes a little more work then a regular vegetable bed, but once you get those fresh veggies on your plate, you’ll be happy you made the effort. For a printable list of materials and instructions go to www.DigTheDirt.com