Build a DIY Raised Garden with Plans

This enclosed raised garden is easy to work in, provides 100 square feet of gardening space, and with the fencing and bird netting is protected any neighborhood critters that may eat your vegetables like deer and birds.

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[LilCraftyNook]

“If you’re like me, and don’t have any friends…” 🤣🤣🤣 This is really beautiful!! What a good son in law!

[tammyvenezia]

We made this and LOVE it! We get a lot of attention from neighbors. We are going to remove one of the doors next year and put in an extra bed. Thank you for posting this and selling us your plan. We also used a heavy wire for the top instead of bird netting so I can train my squash and cukes to grow up and hang. Would post a picture but can't do that here. Thanks again!

[calleeharris]

It turned out great! I know mom is happy with it.

[TheGrantAlexander]

Looks awesome and it's always nice to get a good screw 🤣🤣 i want to make something like this for my yard one day.

[unitwoodworking]

This is a pretty large planter and garden and it looks sturdy, great job.

[deborahelliott]

here, clamps are your friend! Clamps can keep the board up while working on one side so that it remains level. Next time you build, use some clamps, it would make your job SOOOO much easier when doing things like this alone

[mapleleaf]

This video was excellent. You deserve a lot more thumbs up!

[barryroberts]

Great video, i wanted an idea for an enclosed raised bed and found this video, i have now bought the plans off your website so all i need now is the cash for the wood, oh well at least i have the plans. Thanks.
Stay Safe,
Barry (ENG)

[ryanmettler]

Great video as usual! I actually called my ma after watching this to tell her I wanted to do something like this for her backyard in Colorado.

Only thing I would comment is, for next time, instead of filling the bottom of the bed with gravel, you can use the Hüglekultur gardening method. Fill in the bottom of the bed with some wood scraps, old stumps and branches, or any other kind of general yard waste. That organic matter breaks down and creates a healthy ecosystem for worms and microbes (also saves on having to buy anything for filler). There's a great video from another YouTube channel called "Self Sufficient Me" that explains it in better detail, but it's just a thought. Keep up the good work, and stay safe!

[equinefreedomhomesteady]

Love this plan raised garden area and thank you for sharing this wonderful video. Beautiful job

[DevelopingDadPodcast]

Awesome video! This is above my pay grade right now but I’ll definitely try it once I’m more comfortable.

[AGlimpseInside]

You sneaky little devil. Where was this massive project in your social media as of late? Such an undertaking and I know your mother-in-law will be giving you 30% of everything she grows

[candymcclure]

I would love to by the plans for this.

[barryroberts]

Great build and looks amazing too. You used some quick clamps to hold the top piece before screwing it in place, why didn't you use the quick clamps to hold the panel sides instead of the screws?
Barry (ENG)

[AntonioClaudioMichael]

You could of also used 3/8 crown staples to hold the fencing wire on the walls m18 or the m12

[RyanKittell]

Nice garden box! What kind of paint and what color did you use? Thanks!

[thormatt]

Great job. I would like to build this but now that lumber prices have tripled, I can't afford it.

[sonyalipman]

What type of wood did you use? Cedar, pine, pressure treated?

[ppft]

Will the bird netting catch a snow load?

[Ray-mdnr]

Amazing video, could this be converted into a greenhouse?