Fallen leaves contain nutrients that help plants grow. Adding them to the base of raised beds is an easy and free way to ...

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In this video, I show how you can fill a raised vegetable garden bed and save money on soil costs! In this example, I filled my raised garden bed practically for free! Go here to get Birdies Raised ...

If you’re not careful, though, raised beds can invite some unwanted guests into your garden: termites. “If we fill our raised garden beds with logs or large pieces of wood in addition to ...

The peaceful backyard garden of Beattie Williams in Vicksburg, Mississippi, is a master class in the use of raised beds in a home landscape. Beattie’s garden space is a thriving retreat centered ...

To offset the cost of soil, growers often add organic materials to the base of deep raised beds to fill space. Layering weed and pest barriers, along with slow-release soil amendments, in raised ...

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But if you want to save money (especially if you have large containers or raised beds to fill), make your own mix. The basic recipe is to use equal parts peat moss and top soil, which can be ...

“They’re just other marketing terms for describing various types of bagged soil products, but you don’t need specialized stuff for raised beds,” says Pilarchik. Overall, bagged soil products are the ...