Raised beds were initially created to deal with problems like poor soil, no soil, poor drainage, erosion issues and soil compaction. Raised beds used to be mainly built from wood, but not anymore! Today there are many stylish and practical materials to use in addition to wood, to blend in with the style of your home and garden.

What are the benefits of raised garden beds?

• Add structure and height  
• You can grow more plants in less space
• Fewer weeds
• Add more growing space
• Less soil compaction  
• Prevent pests  
• Easier to reach and maintain
• Better water retention in sandy soil
• An easy way to build nutrient rich soil
• They can be included gardens of any size
• They can also be installed in areas where you wouldn’t otherwise be able to have a garden due to space limitations, lack of soil, or poor growing conditions.

Materials include:  

• Concrete
• Limestone, brick & stone
• Rocks
• Steel
• Composite timber
• Timber

Keep in mind that the raised beds should fit with the overall look of your garden, so contact your local landscaper who will be able to give you some great ideas for your home and your budget.

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