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Raised Beds

(18 items)

Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds are also perfect for community garden spaces, contributing to social interaction and providing opportunities for people with restricted physical ability to garden.

Moving away from the obvious advantages, they’re easy to net and cover to . . . Show More >

Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds are also perfect for community garden spaces, contributing to social interaction and providing opportunities for people with restricted physical ability to garden.

Moving away from the obvious advantages, they’re easy to net and cover to protect your plants, add support frames to and most are nice and simple to erect. There is one golden rule for raised beds, and that’s the importance of the soil. Don’t skimp on quality soil to fill your raised beds, and feeding the soil regularly is important, as the nutrients will need replacing eventually. A good compost or green manure crop once a year will maintain your soil structure.


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Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds ar. . . Show More >

Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds are also perfect for community garden spaces, contributing to social interaction and providing opportunities for people with restricted physical ability to garden.

Moving away from the obvious advantages, they’re easy to net and cover to protect your plants, add support frames to and most are nice and simple to erect. There is one golden rule for raised beds, and that’s the importance of the soil. Don’t skimp on quality soil to fill your raised beds, and feeding the soil regularly is important, as the nutrients will need replacing eventually. A good compost or green manure crop once a year will maintain your soil structure.


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Classic Wooden Raised Bed Extension, 2 Posts/6 Planks Classic Wooden Raised Bed Extension 2 Posts/6 Planks

£34.99
Classic Wooden Raised Bed, 4 Posts/8 Plank Classic Wooden Raised Bed

1 x Raised Bed

£49.99
Grow Pot + Bell Cover + Saucer Grow Pot + Bell Cover + Saucer

Buy 1 or 3 - 17cm or 30cm

£8.99
Grow Table Grow Table

Grow Table / Grow Table Lid - Available Individually or Buy Both

£24.99
Mini Raised Bed (G96) Mini Raised Bed (G96)

£36.70
Mini Raised Bed Cover Mini Raised Bed Cover

£22.55
Mini Raised Bed Kit and Crop Support Frame Mini Raised Bed Kit and Crop Support Frame

£6.99
Original Veggie Bed Original Veggie Bed

Veggie Bed - Choice of two colours

£79.99
Raised Bed Kit Raised Bed Kit

£22.99
Strawberry Table Top Strawberry Table Top

Strawberry Table Top x 1

£129.99 £139.99 SAVE 7%
Super Movable Garden Super Movable Garden

Grow Lid

£39.99
Tub Trug - Large - 55 Litre Tub Trug - Large - 55 Litre

55 Litre

£12.95
VegTrug 1 meter - Natural plus FREE seeds worth £15 VegTrug 1 meter - Natural plus FREE seeds worth £15

1m VegTrug - Natural + FREE seeds

£129.99
VegTrug 1.8m VegTrug 1.8m - plus FREE seeds

VegTrug - plus FREE seeds

£19.99
VegTrug 1.8m Wall Hugger VegTrug Wall Hugger

Wall Hugger / Replacement Liner

£19.99
VegTrug 1m / Covers VegTrug 1m / Covers

VegTrug / Covers

£12.99
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Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds are also perfect for community garden spaces, contributing to social interaction and providing opportunities for people with restricted physical ability to garden.

Moving away from the obvious advantages, they’re easy to net and cover to protect your plants, add support frames to and most are nice and simple to erect. There is one golden rule for raised beds, and that’s the importance of the soil. Don’t skimp on quality soil to fill your raised beds, and feeding the soil regularly is important, as the nutrients will need replacing eventually. A good compost or green manure crop once a year will maintain your soil structure.

Raised beds are brilliant for challenging spaces. In cities there may be little or no open ground and on allotments the soil may be full of heavy clay, waterlogged or simply too overgrown to garden on, all of which take time to cultivate. They’re great for school playgrounds, encouraging our children to grow their own. Raised beds are also perfect for community garden spaces, contributing to social interaction and providing opportunities for people with restricted physical ability to garden.

Moving away from the obvious advantages, they’re easy to net and cover to protect your plants, add support frames to and most are nice and simple to erect. There is one golden rule for raised beds, and that’s the importance of the soil. Don’t skimp on quality soil to fill your raised beds, and feeding the soil regularly is important, as the nutrients will need replacing eventually. A good compost or green manure crop once a year will maintain your soil structure.

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