How to make a garden bed - easy DIY

This is an easy way to make a DIY garden bed. Building garden bed yourself can be done over a weekend and you will save a lot of money by doing it yourself. You can build a garden bed of any shape or size by following the steps in this video. The raised timber garden bed is made of treated pine sleepers and will last for many years to come. You and your family will be able to grow fruit and vegetables and reap the rewards. When selecting the treated pine sleepers, try and buy ACQ (Arsenic Free) treated pine sleepers
rather than CCA (Copper chrome arsenic). Depending on who you speak to, some will claim that the arsenic may leach into the soil so better safe than sorry. For more DIY and How to videos LIKE COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE.
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[Aldebaran-pwbb]

How good is it to find an Aussie DIY channel guys! Aussie tools, metric measurements, easy to find gear, easy to understand too!!

[AsanteCR]

Videos are absolutely brilliant. I went to YT looking on how to remove a broken key in a lock. Now I'm considering making Raised garden beds 😂

[keitho]

Great job Bill. Nice that you have so much space to facilitate growing your own food.

Fair play for pointing out the build error. For any novice DIYer's out there watching the video, it lets them know that no one is infallible and we all make mistakes.

[OneIdeaTooMany]

Sounds like a mistake i would make so I'm glad you showed us how to deal with it and keep moving forward. The beds look great!

[Johadart]

Hi Bill, awesome job mate, and your 100% on the growing your own fruit and veg, I planted lemons seeds, and grew about 38 of them, I kept the first one that sprouted, his name is Bruno, and gave all the rest away to family and friends, that was around 5 years ago, Bruno has produced the biggest, juiciest lemons you’ll ever taste, as big as a grapefruit if not bigger, so this is the next part I’m going to build, as Bruno’s in the ground, the rest I’ll be using this method, thanks again for your great video’s 🤙🏼🇦🇺
Joe in Australia 🤙🏼🇦🇺

[Foodie-yjqe]

Congratulations on making the first DIY video that didn't make me feel like I need five extra hands and a degree in engineering. Thank you, Bill 😎

[jocure]

Don't you hate it when you make those silly little mistakes. Annoys you longer than it should but it's how we learn. And a great lesson you've presented us with 👍Great project too! Thanks

[jeffbradley]

Nice work Bill. Some good building methods there 👍

[MattSmith-lwqs]

Let’s do this! Thanks for the inspiration and specs, saved me some brain work. Enjoy your videos Bill, keep it up👍

[tassie]

Great job Bill 👍👍👍
Just coat the wood with oil. its easy to apply, preserves the wood and looks good.

[richardcooper]

Thanks Bill, still turned out alright and I won't tell anyone if you don't!

[JohnB]

You can make a cool little putt putt golf set up in your back yard.

[mediderm]

Thanks Bill. Great video.
Could you do one with cement blocks?

[julestrav]

Definitely happy to see what you grow. That’s a beast of a raised garden bed - will you irrigate it too? The soaker ones work well

[genericrobin]

They look great. Do raised beds have benefits besides looking pretty? Filling then with soil must be expensive.

[vivekuniyal]

Hey bill, that was an awesome content there mate as always.
But, i just wanna ask if you were really concerned about the grains showing up on either ends, why didn't you mitre it 45 degrees?
Thanks for the videos brother.

[arenuzzle]

I got cca sleepers. Just using plastic around edge.

[george.pahali]

Looking forward to your timber structure for the grape vines. Will you be paving yourself? I'd like to see that too

[alexkerridge]

Great video Bill, would love some videos on planting fruit and veggies. Quick question your trick connecting the top and bottom sleepers to avoid any bowing or warping, would it also work for connecting planks of wood to be used as an office desk?

Thanks as always the the insightful and interesting content!!!

[kerol]

Hi Bill,

Thank you for the video. Do you have to anchor it in the ground. As i want to make small bed 6mtr long and 0.8mtr wide next to my drive way.
Can you plz advise good way anchoring them. ❤