Come learn how to build durable, long-lasting raised garden beds or planter boxes. This video will walk you through the best lumber choices, bed dimensions, a step-by-step demonstration to build a raised garden bed, plus tips on gopher-proofing the bed with hardware cloth. The planter boxes shown in this video are 4x8' by 16.5", made of heart redwood. Thank you so much for tuning in and following along!
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Sealing your garden beds isn't necessary (especially if you use heart redwood or cedar, which are already very durable on their own, unsealed) but we did end up sealing the interior of the raised bed with a non-toxic, food-safe wood sealer (linked above) to make the bed last even longer. Applying a sealer BEFORE you build the garden beds is easiest, but we sealed the inside after assembly because I like the look of aged redwood and want the outside to age naturally. See this article to learn more, including about the silicone caulking I mentioned. 7 Ways to extend the life of wood raised beds: [ Ссылка ]
Another great option for durable, long-lasting garden beds is to use quality, food-safe metal raised garden bed kits - like Birdies beds! Use code deannacat3 to save 5% off Birdies Beds here: [ Ссылка ]
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