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RE: How high should a raised garden bed? - 3DWaffle1 - 07-21-2013
How high should a raised garden bed?
RE: How high should a raised garden bed? - david - 08-28-2013
Raised garden beds are almost ready made, but you can make one yourself. The size may be just 2 feets or 1 foot because the rats should not spoil your garden bed.
RE: How high should a raised garden bed? - Nomad - 12-07-2022
It depends on what you are growing and what kind of drainage system you have. For tubers, you need at least 1 foot, for greens like spinach, lettuce, etc., six inches can be ok.
RE: How high should a raised garden bed? - ZandraJoi - 12-12-2022
Another thing to take into consideration is the physical aspect. Some people have raised beds so they themselves don't have to bend down. Those are a couple to several feet high. They then plant the plants accordingly.
RE: How high should a raised garden bed? - srinivas - 09-26-2026
A raised garden bed should ideally be 12 to 18 inches high for most standard vegetables and flowers to ensure good root growth and drainage. If you want to avoid bending over or need accessibility, opt for a height of 24 to 36 inches.