Raised garden beds are a great way to grow flowers and vegetables. These beds warm up faster in the spring, and remain productive longer in the fall. Soil drainage is better in raised beds too. And it’s easier to improve and customize your soil quality in raised beds as well.
That’s why Seasonal Wisdom is delighted to give away a raised garden kit from Greenland Gardener today — as well as a planting kit with seeds and instructions too!
You can grow all types of annuals, perennials, herbs and vegetables with the Greenland Gardener raised garden kit. In fact, you might want to place several kits together to create an attractive and efficient garden space, as this homeowner did in the above photo.
These raised beds are made of composite plastic, comprised of recycled materials like wood waste, plastic shavings and recycled plastics. Each raised garden kit saves 22 lbs. of waste material from going to landfills.
Manufactured in Greenland, Arkansas, these raised beds can stand up to cold temperatures without shattering. Unlike wooden beds, these beds won’t rot over time either. Best of all, these raised gardens are very easy to set up. Forget measuring and sawing wood. You can assemble these raised beds typically in a few minutes. (It’s a good idea to cover the ground with wet cardboard before applying soil to these raised beds to help keep down the weeds.)
Win this Prize!
This last Spring Fling Garden Giveaway prize includes:
One Greenland Gardener Double Raised Garden Kit, which can be planted with annual, perennials, vegetables, herbs and more. Suggested retail price: $39.99.
One Greenland Gardener Planting Kit, complete with:
- Planting mat diagrams that double as weed control; 10 fabric pins to hold down matting.
- Salsa garden seeds (tomatillo, jalapeno pepper, basil, cilantro, parsley, serrano pepper, onions and tomatoes)
- Vegetable garden seeds (cucumber, eggplant, crookneck squash, bush beans, yellow tomato, sweet bell pepper, red tomato and zucchini)
- Planting instructions
Suggested retail price: $9.99.
How to Enter: Leave a comment and tell us whether you’d use this raised bed for edibles, ornamentals or both together. That’s all you need to do! But hurry … this giveaway ends tonight (April 8, 2011) at midnight PT. Please note: this random drawing is open to U.S. and Canadian gardeners. Don’t forget to leave a way for me to contact you. Good luck!
Thanks so much for celebrating this Spring Fling Garden Giveaway with us. On behalf of all the participating companies, a warm thanks to everyone for entering these giveaways and sharing your input during this special time for Seasonal Wisdom.
Meanwhile, all the winners will be announced in a few days. Hope to see you back here soon! Happy gardening!
Update: This giveaway is now closed. Thanks for coming by.
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i would love a edible bed :O) thanks and have a great weekend
Lorraine, Good luck. It’s a lovely raised bed kit. Thanks for entering!
Oh man, I would love this! I would probably have mostly edibles (especially herbs), but I think a few ornamentals to attract bees and butterflies would look great! What a great give-away!
Shara: Good luck! I love your idea of mixing a few ornamentals with your herbs. They do help attract pollinators, and they add beauty too. Thanks for entering this random drawing.
Wow. That’s a great price for a raised bed kit! I’ve been trying my hand at all edibles the past few years. This growing season I’m going to do a combo of ornamentals and edibles. More cut flowers!
Hi Mary Ellen: It is an excellent value; many are well over $100. I’m with you … more flowers (and edibles, and ….) 😉 Good luck!
What a great looking product and I like that it is made from recyled material! Just what I need!
I would grow a ring of strawberries around the edge then fill the middle with rosette shaped vegetables, like cabbages or cauliflowers. There are some really pretty colored cauliflowers now (purple, yellow, white)
That sounds super, Diana. I love all those colored cauliflowers, and they are so healthy! Good luck and thanks for entering.
Seeing as I have so many ornamental and edibles beds already, I would gift this to my wonderful neighbors. With four kids and one rowdy husky, the non-edged beds they did have were torn to bits… this would allow them and their kids to plant whatever their little hearts fancy in a less-likely-to-be-destroyed way. Good luck to all that comment!
Thanks Caroline. It’s great to get kids started with gardening. Good luck in this random drawing!
How fun! My kids have been begging me to start a garden and this would be perfect! They love veggies & herb so that would probably be planted but some edible and beneficial flowers would be added as well! We are just learning so this would be a blast to win! Thank you!!
Hi Molly: So glad you want to garden with your kids. They will never forget the lessons you teach them now. Best of all, this kit is very easy to build. Good luck!
I would set up a teaching bed for my neices in my community garden plot just for them to have their very “own” garden. I would choose veggies and flowers that grow quickly so they stay interested in the process!
Karen: That’s a wonderful idea. Good luck in this random drawing!!!
We want to do our first-ever raised bed this year, for edibles and we’ve been told to add ornamentals throughout. I’m sprouting marigolds for the first time and am so excited to see little teeny sprouts popping up! YaY!
Sally, that sounds great! Good luck to you.
Oh I want this!
I am gardening for the first time this year. I will be planting vegetables and herbs.
I can hardly wait!
Linda: Do it! Once you start growing veggies and herbs, you’ll never regret it. Good luck in this giveaway and thanks for stopping by.
I would use mine for herbs and veggies to freeze, etc. I am currently on a medical leave from work with a back injury. I am a nurse and have gardened since I was small although have been anxious as to how I would be able to nurture my vegetables and get my therapy from putting my hands in the soil. A raised bed would surely be the answer. I just love to see your pictures that you post. Thank you.
Holly: Thanks for the nice words about the blog, and sorry to hear about your back injury. Hope you heal quickly. And best of luck in this giveaway. Hope to see you again.
I’d definitely use this for vegetable gardening! We have horrible clay soil, so raised beds would be the only way I’d be able to get a successful crop of vegetables to feed my family with.
Good thinking, Diana. Raised beds are a good way for you to go. Thanks for entering … and good luck in this random drawing!
I would definitely use this raised bed kit for edibles. Would love to have this in my decomposed granite yard!
This whole giveaway would be such a Blessing to me as I live on a huge decomposed granite boulder and barely anything grows here! I would love to win all!
Penny: I hear you! Thank goodness so many raised bed kits are making it possible for folks like you to grow edibles. Good luck in this random drawing!
I would love an edible bed! My intentions are good in this regard, I just haven’t made a bed myself and need a jump start. Thanks for the opportunity.
Mary: Congrats on starting to grow edibles. You won’t regret it. And good luck in this random drawing.
This would be an amazing prize for me! I have wanted to try raised bed gardening but every year something happens to take the money I have set aside for this. This year my parents have had to move in with us and we are going to plant an edible garden this year to try and save money!
Lee Ann: Good luck with your garden … and with the giveaway. Thanks for entering!
STRAWBERRIES!!!!
This would be a perfect kit for my neice and nephews for their yard! They love strawberries and I have a friend that is overrun. Kit for free, strawberries for free… seeing their faces when eating something that they love and actually grew…. no price tag on that!
Stacey: You can’t go wrong with strawberries … or gardening, which truly is priceless. Good luck in this random drawing, and thanks for stopping by.
I would plant veggies and herbs. I tried a couple years ago w/out much success and have decided this is the year to try a raised bed–maybe you’ll be able to help me get started!
Mary, you should definitely get started growing veggies and herbs … no matter what. Your local Master Gardeners or Cooperative Extension Service can help you get going. Good luck in this drawing.
I would this bed for lettuce/greens rotation and cutting flowers – probably giant zinnias.
Hi Debbie: giant zinnias sound super. I just bought a packet of seeds myself recently. Good luck in this random drawing, and thanks for visiting.
I have already planned on doing both, waiting for the tax $ to come in to make my dreams come true. So if I could win it instead that would be saving $ and saving 22lbs from the landfills:-)
Sounds like a good plan, Chrissy. Good luck in this giveaway, and thanks for entering.
I would use the raised beds to grow edibles and add a few flowers to attract all those wonderful pollinators. Of course many flowers are edible also
That’s right, Theresa. I love combining edible flowers with my vegetables and herbs. Good luck in this random drawing.
Fresh salsa, all from my garden, now that just sounds good! Imagine having friends over and saying let’s have salsa; going and picking everything you need. How cool would that be?
Thanks for doing the give aways. Great products!
Pam, thanks for the nice words. I wish I could give everyone a prize just for commenting. Good luck to you!
Oh boy would I love to have them…I love to garden altho at 78 it’s hard to kneel down…but if I have to crawl, I’ll always garden. Veggies, flowers, etc.
Patricia, never stop gardening. It keeps us young. Good luck to you, and thanks for entering this random drawing.
My 83 year young mother would love this!! She loves to plant but our area in southwest Arkansas is rocky!! She would plant veggies and some pretty marigolds!!
Sheila, that is sweet! Good luck to you both on this giveaway.
If you had asked last year what I would use a raised be for I would have said veggies. But this spring I really find myself craving flowers. My goal this year is to ad more flowers to my yard so flowers it would be.
Love it Kat! Have you considered growing eggplants? They have lovely purple star-shaped flowers that turn into those luscious fruits. And many ripen rather quickly, like ‘Fairy Tale.’ Whatever you grow … good luck this spring and with the giveaway!
Edibles! I love the idea of growing my own salad fixings in a compact way.
Dana, I agree. You can grow salad greens in so many tiny spots around the garden. Good luck in this giveaway!
Would love to have a place to grow my veggies and flowers – I am sure they would appreciate a bed rather than my planned containers.
Thanks
Good luck to you, Katie. Whether you grow veggies and flowers in containers or raised beds may they provide a big harvest for you. Cheers!
I love these raised bed kits for growing all sorts of vegetables. I’d use it for raising edibles-maybe start an asparagus bed- if it ever stops raining in the NW!
Good luck, Claudia. Thanks for sharing!
I would use it for veggies and herbs.I really want to start a medicinal raised herb garden.
Good for you, Lori. I have lots of medicinal and culinary herbs all over my garden. Love it! Best of luck in the giveaway!
Really opened my eyes to raised beds, definitely I would use it for herbs (food).
Michelle, definitely give raised beds a try. They really help with poor soil conditions. Good luck!
I have been using raised beds for years and this year have had to dismantle two of them because of rotting boards (12 years old)! Would love to win your raised bed. We love tomatoes and last year canned 50 quarts of tomatoes salsa. Can’t beat that fresh tomato taste. Can’t wait for Spring planting.
Annabelle: That’s one of the nice things about these composite boards. They’ll last longer than wood. Good luck in the giveaway.
We have been using raised beds for years. This year had to dismantle 2 of them because of rotting boards (12 years), so would love to win this prize. We canned 50 quarts of tomato salsa last year. Can’t beat that fresh tomato taste. Cheers! Can’t wait for spring planting.
I also have nothing but clay, so raised beds are our only option. I find that we have the best luck when we mix ornamentals that draw the pollinators with our vegetables. The bees go especially crazy for a sentry African Blue basil in the bed. Can’t imagine what basil-heavy honey tastes like, though!
African blue basil sounds wonderful, Carmen. Good luck with this giveaway, and thanks for entering.
yes! Bees love African Blue Basil! I discovered that last year too! I’m glad I wasn’t just imagining it.
I’d definately use it for edibles, although I always mix some flowers in. I have 2 raised beds, and another area which I would like to “raise”. My knees thank me when I raise a bed up some.
I agree, Leslie. Raised beds help the knees. Good luck in the giveaway and thanks for sharing.
I’d probably plant strawberries with a few flowers tucked in for pest control! Maybe even get more and turn it into a strawberry pyramid
That would great, Tessa. Good luck to you in the giveaway, and thanks so much for stopping by.
I’ve been wanting to plant a small raised bed vegetable garden for a long time. I don’t get enough sun so I’m going to do it at my elderly mother’s house!
Hannah: What a pleasant thought to share the garden with your mom. Enjoy the spring, and good luck in this random drawing.
I would use it for some nice peppers.
Good idea, Matt. You can never have enough peppers. Thanks for entering … and good luck.
We just moved into a home at the end of last summer (August 30), with no time to start a vegetable garden. We’ve been so eager for the planting season to begin, and to have some canning to do over the summer and fall. This gardening system sounds like it would be an awesome way to start our new garden!
(Best of luck to the other folks in the drawing. Someone is going to be very happy!)
Kelly, congratulations on your new home! This would be a good way to start that new garden. Good luck to you in the giveaway. I wish everyone could win one in this random drawing.
I have wanted a raised bed for gardening since I first saw one a few years ago. Physically, I can not longer dig to prepare a garden because of spinal problems so this would be perfect! Only adding the soil, compost – planting seeds-veggies-flowers-makes it so much easier-to have a garden in a yard. Being that it is raised and contained allows easy access for dead heading, weeding and getting at any plant from any side. They also look well kept and one can create a beautiful garden and have an abundance of herbs and vegetables.
I have wanted a raised bed for some time now- instead of having to dig deep into the ground to start a garden.-I can not longer dig and want a vegetable garden with flowers.
Having a raised bed will be much easier; filling it with soil and compost first-adding seeds-plants-bulbs -anything. I also want to plant and have easy access for watering, etc..With a bad spine, it is practical and a great idea for all gardeners.
When not aerating the soil in her lovely raised bed, Coco would plant edibles such as old bones, and scraps of paper for harvesting when she’s bored, hungry or just not getting gobs of attention.
Hi Kathy: Well, good luck to your little dog Coco and to you in this giveaway. Thanks a bunch for stopping by.
Ooooh I would fill mine up with salad fixin’s and edible flowers. Maybe put a trellis at one end and grow sugarsnaps.
Nicky: You go girl. That would be an awfully pretty bed. Thanks for stopping by and entering my giveaway. Good luck!
I would like to begin with one and add to it in the shape of a medicine wheel and plant floral, herb and vegetables according to direction. I have always wanted to create it. I live in the beautiful forest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and a raised bed arrangement is the best option!!
Suz
Suzanne: That sounds great, and at these prices, it’s easier to buy more than one. Lucky you to live near the Sierras. I’ve spent many a happy summer day hiking and camping there. Good luck!
I have flowers & roses on one side and fruits and veggies on the other
love my beds
Hi Brenda, I like to combine my flowers and vegetables too. Good luck!
I love this! Would plant w/edibles and annual flowers for the bees.
Perfect, Liz. Good luck in this drawing and hope to see you again.
I would use it ffor an edible garden, I am a cook who loves fresh ingredients and would just love to have my own garden.. I have asked my husband to get me this kit for my birthday, I hope he does!! I was able to feel your product and it seems pretty sturdy and looks good too!
Sandra: Thanks for the feedback. I hope you get that kit for your birthday too. Good luck in this giveaway as well, and thanks for stopping by Seasonal Wisdom.
I’d love this kit! We’ve built our raised beds this year out of wood we sawed on our sawmill. I’d love to have this beautiful kit to use in the front because it’s much prettier than our current beds.
I love your site and am so glad I found it via Facebook!
Love the use of the recycled materials too!
Cheryl
Cheryl: Thanks for finding me too. So glad you like the site. These kits do have a nice clean look, and they’ll age well. Good luck in the giveaway!
I have very much enjoyed the contests and your website ,GL2EV1
Thanks very much for your kind words … and for entering these random drawings. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I wish I could award everyone these prizes. You all are winners to me.
I would love a raised herb garden; a real back and space saver!
You said it, Chris. Good luck to you!
It would be used for a seven year old GRAND !-child to start gardening…we would plant veggies and flowers!
Margaret, I love to think of you starting a garden with your grandchild. Thanks for entering … and good luck!
My husband and I are talking raised beds for all of our ornamental flowers and for our vegetables. We live in a very rocky area, where every year the frost heaves new rocks to the surface. We like to say we grow rocks! Raised beds would be a boon to us, less bending, easier to keep weed free and better drainage.
Absolutely, Tracy. Raised beds seem like the way to go. Good luck in this giveaway.
I would be sooo excited to win a wonderful gift like this amazing raised bed. I am walking down a new path in my life. My husband had a stoke & after 5 years of being his caregiver. I have bought some property, & I am in the process of creating a homesteading farm. I want to bring my husband home & make our new life together on the farm. I want to teach children & adults how to make more out of your life. Tom & I have been so blessed. I want to give back… this bed would be so much fun to share with others…. pkw
What a wonderful story, Patty. Good luck bringing home your husband and creating a homesteading farm. Thanks for entering this random drawing.
I would love another bed. They are awesome. The more beds i can have the more i can plant. And the more i plant the more money I save. Have a wonderful weekend!
Regina: I know just what you mean. I’m always trying to squeeze more space into my garden. Good luck in the giveaway.
Thanks Teresa!!!
My back yard has mostly clay-dirt and I’ve been wanting to start a garden, bringing in soil and mix to have an edible garden for my family and special things for my lil’ urban farm. This would be an excellent start
Thanks!
Gina: You are right. This would be an excellent start for your “lil’ urban farm.” Good luck, and happy gardening. Thanks for stopping by.
We’d use it for edibles, definitely. A raised bed would be a great place for my spinach and lettuce crops, or maybe tomatoes and peppers… or peas, beans, and just about anything on my list!
Daisy: You could probably squeeze a lot of those vegetables in this double bed. Good luck and thanks for entering these giveaways.
Live in the country with chickens…raised beds are great if you need to put wire around them to protect your crops. Raised beds make gorgeous gardens. I do vegies of all kinds and lots of flowers.
Dee, good idea about the protection wire. Best of luck to you, and thanks for stopping by.
I would use it for both flowers and veggies!! I have 2 raised beds now and would love more!
Thanks Amanda for entering this giveaway. Good luck to you!
If I had this kit, I would be using it mostly for edibles (with the occasional pretty flower for passerby’s)! I’ve been wanting to use raised beds for sometime now, and this kit would be put to use, as soon as it showed up on my doorstep! I have two small children (3 and 5) who I want to show how to garden, so they can appreciate where all of their food comes from on a daily basis. Thank You for the opportunity! Happy Gardening!
Hi Amy: Happy gardening to you … and your children. They are lucky to have a mom who wants to teach them about gardening. Thanks for entering, and good luck in this random drawing.
I need a raised bed for the one sunny area in my side yard.. and I would be making a kitchen garden.
Love kitchen gardens! Thanks for stopping by, Nancy. Good luck!
My daughter and I took old tires last year and planted veggies in them in the front yard. It was a unique idea, but the neighbors weren’t thrilled. It’d be so much classier with a raised bed!
Hi Deb: I would just be careful of any possible toxins that might be in those tires. Probably better to stick with other containers or reasonably priced raised beds like this one. Good luck in the giveaway.
I would love one of your raised beds for my vegetables and herbs !
Good luck in the giveaway, Merrill.
I think I would grow edibles in it and maybe toss in some herbs too. I’m lucky that my son loves his veggies as much as I do and fresh is always best. Thanks for offering up such a great item!
Leslie: Thanks for stopping by and entering this giveaway. Glad to hear your son loves his veggies. Good for him!
I so badly want a veggi bed! Salsa specifically! I used to can homegrown salsa with my mom and I miss that so much.
Bea, I love the idea of you canning homegrown salsa with your mom. You’ve definitely got to start a veggie bed. Good luck in this random drawing.
I would use it in my sunny front yard for a combination bed!
That sounds great, Alison. Thanks for entering!
This looks awesome! I would use it for a combination bed, mostly edibles but with ornamentals thrown in for fun and aesthetics. Possibly a couple of herbs, too!
Anne, I agree with you. Nothing better than a mix of edibles with a few ornamentals. Thanks for entering!
Edibles! We missed putting in a bed at our new house last year and are planning a couple to put in this month. Fresh food without putting on shoes! Yippee.
Many thanks Teresa, this is an inspiring site.
Thanks, Ellen. I love to inspire gardeners. Good luck with your new house, and with this random drawing.
I would use it for veggies with a couple of flowers tucked in for color!
That sounds super, Sue. Good luck!
Oh my! The veggie seeds would be sown in the 40’x15′ new no till (and so hoping no weed) aged horse manure/paper/mulch layered spot I just got done prepping and the salsa herb seeds would go in those neat raised garden boxes! Playing in the dirt is still such fun…
Diane: I agree. I love playing in the dirt! Thanks for entering and good luck.
I love Raised bed gardening, I have done these for many years, and taught classes for church, and individual help, I even had a friend once who lived on a farm and I converted her to raised bed gardening, she couldn’t believe the massive difference in how much she could grow in the small boxes verses the long rows, which kept getting munched by wildlife. raised beds are so much better at protecting against critters, saving money on water, nutrients, and having much healthier even larger produce, and a lot more of it. I have recently moved to a area with a small yard, missing my garden, and having to start all over from scratch, Id love to get a little help starting over by winning, then I can start teaching friends again, and restocking my pantry. Thanks.
You are so right, Cheryl. Raised beds have so many advantages. Thanks for visiting and good luck!
I think I’d use it for edibles! this would be great!!
I agree, Kelsey. This would be great for edibles. Good luck in this giveaway.
I’d use it to plant vegetables. just moved into a new house, and this would be perfect for our backyard!
Good luck, Will! Thanks for entering this random drawing.
We would use this bed for edibles. I would grow climbing veggies in the back side of the raised bed and set up trellises to save space.
Patricia: Great idea to set up climbing veggies. I’ve got a bean teepee planned for my garden this year. Good luck!
They are beautiful! I want to build some raised beds but I’ve been unemployed and just can’t buy materials. I would grow herbs and vegetables–and a lot of heirloom tomatoes.
Good luck Cyndi! thanks for entering this random drawing.
I think I would replace my current herb bed with it, it’s asymmetrical and bothering me.
Emily, Wishing you a great growing season, and thanks for entering this giveaway.
I would DEFINITELY mix edibles and ornamentals!
May all your gardens grow!
Jan
Hey Jan: Thanks for stopping by, and good luck in this giveaway!
I just moved into a new home this fall…I would love to put in raised beds in my “front yard”. Not only will it help me cut down on mowing 😀 but, I would grow food! Whoo hoo!!
Absolutely, Terrilynn: No reason why you can’t grow food in the front yard. Some of these edibles are certainly ornamental too. Good luck!
I would use this raised bed for edibles – berries, berries, and more berries!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Angela, sounds like you really love those berries. Well, good luck in this random drawing and thanks for stopping by.
At $39.99 these are very affordable but I’d love to win one for free! I would definitely plant edibles, it seems like I never have enough room for everything I want to plant.
I agree with you, Christine. I’m always looking for room for more edibles! Thanks and good luck.
We’d love to try this out in our educational garden and let folks know about them. Thanks for making the offer!
You’re welcome, Kat. Thanks for entering this giveaway, and good luck with your educational gardens too.
this would be awesome for my work! I’ve been trying to get a garden started there for a while, and this would be an great way to get it started!
Thanks Carrie. They are very easy to set up. Good luck and thanks for stopping by. Have fun at Annie’s Annuals party this weekend.
I grow roses and would love to add another raised bed to my garden. I am experimenting with organic soils fertilizer and sprays
Good luck with those roses, Chris. And with this giveaway. Thanks for stopping by.
what a great giveaway and the raised flower beds in the post look so pretty!
would love to use these guys for edibles: lots and lots of herbs!
btw Teresa, thought you might be interested that Yes to Carrots has something called the Yes to Seed Fund (http://bit.ly/e3a7H6) thats giving away $10,000 grants to schools to help plant gardens… oh yes and I learned this by shopping at my Whole Foods store (20% off products woohoo!)
Hi Charisse: Thanks for your nice words … and for sharing this information about the Yes to Seed Fund. And good luck in the giveaway!
I would use this raised bed to grow both edibles and perennials in my backyard, which has a slope to it. It’s the only part of my property that gets full sun and I’m dying to grow better tomatoes, other veggies, herbs, and some ornamental grasses and flowers. Woman cannot live by salad alone, she also needs beauty!
Laura, good luck in your yard. Personally, I find many of the edible plants as pretty as the ornamental ones. Thanks for entering this random drawing!
I am actually going to Sams to purchase this exact set up tomorrow
for our carrots and a few other things but would LOVE more 
, So I’d have to say ours is going to be for mainly edibles atleast this year 
Shayne: Great! Hope you like your set. I found mine very easy to assemble. And thanks for entering this giveaway too. Good luck.
Developed a love of gardening the last two years. My focus has been on flowers, however want to start to get into vegetable and herb gardening. Family and I want to eat healthier.
Holly, It’s true. Growing your own food will definitely make you healthier. Good luck in this giveaway.
I plan to plant a flowerbed and some vegtables this looks simple to do especially win your handicaped.So I hope I win.
Hope to have a beautiful flower garden this year ,Ive bought some butterfly bushes, and blueberry shrubs. Hope they do well.
Hi Cathy: Thanks for your nice comment. This giveaway is now finished, but we appreciate your stopping by. Happy spring.
I have been watching my yard for the last few years and wanting to grow something like vegetables which would be good for my family, and this would be just the thing to start with, then add more and more till I have vegetables, berries, add more and plant herbs and have some flowers too. (Put flowers in all the beds actually)!
They attract bees for the rest of the garden. Plus then there is the satisfaction of growing plants for your own benefit and the neighbors too.
Good for you, Bobbi. An edible garden will bring you many hours of pleasure, and wonderful meals as well. Have fun and thanks for stopping by.
With a family of T and gas prices being what they are we struggle to make ends meet every month lately. A good friend recently introduced me to gardening and growing edibles. The whole family has really taken to the idea. We have started composting and planning our garden. We would greatly benefit from this garden. Thank you
Hi Jamie: Thanks for stopping by. As you can see above, this giveaway has already closed. But the raised beds can be found at various stores nationwide for $39.95. Best of luck to you!
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