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[https://www.instructables.com/Super-Easy-Raised-Garden-Bed/ by ingriddayton in Outside AUTODESK Instructables] | [https://www.instructables.com/Super-Easy-Raised-Garden-Bed/ by ingriddayton in Outside AUTODESK Instructables] | ||
NOTE: The original design was for 2 x 4 boards, 5 x 3 in length, us using one block in each corner. But I wanted a higher bed so used a second set of 2 x 8s for a higher edge and I used three blocks on each corner. I used stacks of three blocks because with two blocks the 2nd tier of wood was wobbly. | NOTE: The original design was for 2 x 4 boards, 5 x 3 in length, us using one block in each corner. But I wanted a higher bed so used a second set of 2 x 8s for a higher edge and I used three blocks on each corner. I used stacks of three blocks because with two blocks the 2nd tier of wood was wobbly. | ||
=====We Asked Gardeners for the Worst Thing You Can Do to Your Raised Garden Beds—And We're Guilty===== | |||
[https://www.thespruce.com/raised-bed-gardening-mistakes-11799608 by Farima Ferguson 9/9/25 the spruce] | |||
As the summer sun fades and cooler days approach, fall gardening offers a fresh opportunity to grow hearty vegetables and prepare your soil for next spring. | |||
But prepping raised beds for fall isn't only about tossing in seeds and hoping for the best. Making a few common mistakes can affect your garden's health, productivity, and longevity. | |||
We asked gardening experts to share some of the biggest mistakes people make when prepping their fall garden beds and how to avoid them, as well as tips on ways to help your fall garden thrive. | |||
