Raised beds get fewer weeds, aren’t compacted by foot traffic, and can easily grow both in-bed and vertical crops, effectively doubling your garden yields.

We asked five expert gardeners to share their favorite raised garden beds for planting flowers, vegetables, fruits and herbs, including wood, metal and wheeled options.

Grow flowers, herbs, and vegetables in the Three Posts on-sale raised garden bed at Wayfair. The wooden planter box comes in ...

Both the most popular amongst Popular Mechanics readers and our best value pick, this raised metal garden bed from Land Guard provides exactly what you need at a very affordable price.. The 0.78 ...

Raised garden beds offer advantages over traditional in-ground gardening, especially for those with soil issues or limited mobility. When selecting materials, consider factors like rot resistance ...

Trellis, because we’re fancy; Step 1: Choose your spot. ... “For filling a raised garden bed before planting, you should have two to three layers,” Lambrakis says.

Many gardeners like to use raised beds to grow their bounty, but they can also be quite costly to fill, especially if they’re more than a foot high. You don’t need to buy several bags of soil ...