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Yard And Garden

Raised Garden Bed Materials

By A&G Bridgewater
Updated on June 1, 2016
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A bed made from readily available planed and treated softwood is a swift but expensive option.
A bed made from readily available planed and treated softwood is a swift but expensive option.
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You must think very long and hard before opting to build a long-lasting but inflexible brick bed.
You must think very long and hard before opting to build a long-lasting but inflexible brick bed.
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Beds made from railroad ties are long-lasting, flexible and good on the eye.
Beds made from railroad ties are long-lasting, flexible and good on the eye.
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A extra-long bed made from treated thick-section softwood – it is not very attractive, but is wonderfully practical.
A extra-long bed made from treated thick-section softwood – it is not very attractive, but is wonderfully practical.
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A runner bean bed with a removable top section and a fixed central pole.
A runner bean bed with a removable top section and a fixed central pole.
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A builders’ waste bag makes a swift and efficient temporary bed.
A builders’ waste bag makes a swift and efficient temporary bed.
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This bed has been made from the top section of a salvaged galvanized water barrel.
This bed has been made from the top section of a salvaged galvanized water barrel.
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