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<p>New page: Rearing herbs in containers on a window sill is often done by people at home; it gives you the "right" greens out of season. The problem is: you can't really grow vegetables in small plant...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Rearing herbs in containers on a window sill is often done by people at home; it gives you the "right" greens out of season. The problem is: you can't really grow vegetables in small plant pots so why not consider learning how to build a raised garden bed? You can eat your own fresh produce!<br />
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What is a Raised Bed Garden?<br />
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Raised bed gardens are gardens built on top of the soil on your property, [http://raisedbedgardeningspot.com raised bed gardening] usually encompassed by wood or stone on the four sides, or sometimes earth. As your plants develop the roots go down through the bed into the soil that was already there. This is a clear boon for those wanting to grow produce in regions with poor soil.<br />
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Building a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden<br />
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If you're wondering where to start, I would look at a book on the subject. Not a huge expensive tome-there are one or two books on Amazon that you can download for under three dollars and you can learn the basics. Look for something that gives step-by-step instructions in how to create your own raised vegetable garden using cheap materials, and you can go ahead and build your own garden bed.<br />
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Some gardeners do it on the cheap and use hay bales to enclose their garden. You can do that but your garden bed will probably only last a year. Wooden frames last longer, and most e-books or garden sites will talk about constructing a bed from cedar or pine. (Stone will of course be more long-lasting, but wood will do.)<br />
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Or you can order from the site that sells the easy-to-assemble units for this purpose. The first way of building raised beds involves some elbow grease,but with it comes satisfaction; you would need to acquire the right stuff to build your raised bed:wood, bricks, cement, stones.</div>Wed, 11 Apr 2012 22:15:16 GMTOrmanVillagomezhttp://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:OrmanVillagomez