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Beautiful DIY Metal Raised Garden Beds | Complete Guide



Learn to build beautiful wood and metal raised garden beds using techniques to save money and build healthy soil.

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0:00 What’s in this video
1:53 Raised Beds Vs In-ground Beds
3:06 Planting Strategies for Raised Beds
4:02 Materials for Beds
5:25 Why tall beds? What’s inside?
7:45 Fertilizers and Nutrients Added
9:22 Mistakes and Improvements
11:35 How to Use and Install Hoselink hose reel
14:45 Explaining the Kreg Jig for Center Pieces
16:04 Building Instructions
20:54 Garden orientation and layout
22:59 Leveling Beds on Slope & Final Touches
27:07 Outro

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47 Comments

  1. Hi for a mole problem in vegetable raised beds Do you lay down wire mesh and then the soil? Or wire mesh then landscaping cloth then soil? Thank you for your videos

  2. Fun fact – the (Italian) word "zucchini" is a plural noun. No s needed. One is a zucchina!

  3. Hey how are the non treated 2x4s holding up after 8 months of weather? I just found your channel and subbed.

  4. Did you put garden fabric under beds?
    How long do you have these style bed do you fell the wood might rot at bottom because they are dug in to the ground with you being on a slope

  5. Hey Steven and the gardening community, quick question, I'm looking to set up a raised garden bed at my condo and a concrete patio is the only option I have for this. What would you recommend for the lining for the bottom of the garden bed (to prevent leaking of soil outside of the beds)? Thick plastic or high quality landscape fabric? I know both will get the job done but I am concerned about both of these fabrics leaking chemicals into the soil. Are there more healthy alternatives? Any feedback would be appreciated!

  6. Iā€™m a newbie, i like the idea of the higher raised beds. For carbon layer, I often see limb or tree clippings people leave for garbage pick up. Any issue sourcing from that? Also I have a lot of pine trees that have left pine needles Iā€™ve blown into a pile . Are those a good medium to use? Seems like if you donā€™t get this right, youā€™ll have a uphill battle so want to be sure iā€™m using the right thingsā€¦

  7. Good tips, thank you! Oh, and those are Pocket Holes, not pilot holes. Theyā€™re great!

  8. Itā€™s so crazy windy in Oklahoma itā€™s so annoying . Also pests !! Leaf miners went to town last year so Iā€™ve gotten some mosquito mesh to put over my plants but UGH WHY IS GARDENING SO HARD !! I feel like I continually fail and have hiccups and donā€™t reap much of a reward

  9. Good job. Looks nice.

    You might consider also some construction YouTubes. They will commonly show you how to use string lines to layout alignments and make them square. Much much more accurate than a little 6ā€ speed square. 3-4-5 will at least give you square for one corner which would be 10 or more times accurate than the triangle.

  10. Galvanized metal does not absorb the heat, it actually deflects it. If you put a thermometer on it during the heat of the day, you will find the metal cooler than the outside ground around it.

  11. I would also like to add if you have access to bamboo they would be another great and cheap alternative to spending all that money on wood! It also gives you a nice natural lookšŸ˜Š

  12. Great video, I tried an in ground garden and voles and bugs ate everything by the time it was 4ā€ tall. So Iā€™m going to try raised beds with 1/2ā€ stainless hardware cloth secured on the bottom and see how that works. I wouldnā€™t recommend using normal construction screws because they rust out and break after 15-20 years. Use coated decking screws

  13. similar to mine, except no pressure treated. Burn the bottoms. if you prop the bed up on small bricks, and have the inner roofing slightly lower than the bottom of the wood, it will prevent dirt to wood direct contact somewhat, helping keep your wood from rotting as quickly. Also something to consider is adding a mesh on the bottom of the raised bed if you have ground tunnelers!

  14. Hello from TN! Welcome to Tennessee. I just found you today, August 28, 2022! Watched your chicken coop video too. The next rainy day we get up here on the Plateau, I'm going to get a cup of tea and binge watch some of your videos! Which part of TN are you in? Not looking for exact location, just in general. Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga area? We are near the Big Southfork River and Recreation Park. Does your area have high Humidity ? Lol. Your body will adapt!
    Hope you enjoy your life here in TN. We have lived in many States. I was born in TN, the Appalachia Mountains are in my genes. We have lived in Oregon, Washington State, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, and visited many more. We have been back in TN for 28 years.
    Love your videos and wish you happiness at your Tennessee Homestead! GOD bless

  15. Thank you for this information on leveling this is gonna be a lot easier especially where Iā€™m putting mine

  16. We live in las vegas and temperature here is brutal during summer,was thinking to make like this but because of weather here kinda bummer,i love this idea though

  17. Is there a way to build your raised beds on top of existing typical wooden raised beds? I made my beds years ago before by back hurt. Yours look so much more comfortable. Thanks

  18. hi there thank you for your video I am intrested un building these raised beds I have some wood witch is 4×4 and I wanted to ask what type of screw do you recommend for building the fraime with 4×4 thank you fir your advise in advance

  19. Tuned out when you said ā€œinfrastructure ā€œ. Sorry dude, weā€™re growing food because the current admin doesnā€™t want us to. IYKYK

  20. Steven, where can I find your box build plans for your raised beds? We want to make them this month before planting next month. Theyā€™re so pretty and my back needs them desperately!

  21. Do you not get a lot of weeds cropping up in the beds? Doing it again, would you recommend something that separates the natural ground from the bottom of the bed? Thank you so much for this! I feel empowered to build myself a little veggie garden!!

  22. I did almost this exact method BEFORE I saw your video… and I wish I HAD seen it šŸ˜­ overall I'm okay with them but they aren't nearly as level as yours, and I really like how you attached them vs how I attached them. Great job and thanks for the tips!

  23. Thank you for all of the wonderful information that you share. I am in middle TN and curious if you have any suggestions on how to start a garden on a slope/hill? Iā€™m thinking raised beds like these would be more ideal, but my slope is more steep šŸ™ƒ if you have a video to direct me to, I would appreciate it!

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