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dennisargall commented on phylliszoon question
What materials should we use for building our raised bed containers?
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enrico posted a status update 
Good to be in England now that spring is here. after the most miserable winter/summer I can recall. happy gardening to all.
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dennisargall commented on phylliszoon question
What materials should we use for building our raised bed containers?
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SunnyBlooms commented on Planting Asparagus from Crowns

Planting an asparagus bed may well be the smartest thing you do this year, right up there with...

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K9FindM commented on How to Start Your Own Garden For Almost Free

(The trellises in the photo above are bed frames, railings, and other items collected from the...

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merryj commented on K9FindM question
What are the optimum widths and lengths for garden beds?
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Gineen blogged  
Year of the Yummy- my garden plan

 

Welcome to the year of the yummy.  It's the year I finally plan a garden with my only...

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Oregon Coast Gardener commented on K9FindM question
What are the optimum widths and lengths for garden beds?
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K9FindM asked a question 
What are the optimum widths and lengths for garden beds?
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K9FindM asked a question 
Questions! - Depth of beds - living in PA and wondering if I can go with 2"x12" boards and if I should go 24" deep or if 12" is deep enough for my raised beds. Also, what should I use to fill them with? What type of mix? Can I used gravel at the base for drainage? Should I be lining the very bottom of the beds with screen to...
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