Best Raised Garden Beds Frame It All

“Create a customizable, animal-proof protection zone for your fruits and vegetables. Traditional deer fencing (or garden netting) looks messy and does not allow easy access to your plants. It also rarely lasts beyond one season, requiring you to continually purchase bamboo stakes and fabric netting that will deteriorate in the elements. Our Stack & Extend Animal Barrier has a 5-year warranty. The gated stainless-steel frame and heavy-duty rigid plastic mesh is built to last and won’t flop, rust or rot. Easy-access gate makes it simple to tend to your garden with no leaning or reaching. As shown, your Frame It All Stack & Extend Animal Barrier kit will protect a 4ft. x 4ft. garden to a height of 2 feet. Small animals like rabbits, cats and dogs are easily deterred at the 2-foot height. Purchase multiple kits to expand to any dimension, or stack to any height. On a recent trip to the Pacific Northwest we noticed that in many neighborhoods people are starting to plant vegetables in their front yards. The reason for this is large evergreen trees in the back of the property, that prevent enough sunlight from reaching sun-loving plants like tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, peas, beans and corn. For many, if they want to grow more than salad greens, it’s become necessary to take these gardens into public spaces. Backyards are often fenced, but the front yard is an open invitation for animals to saddle up to the buffet. Our sturdy design and premium materials will allow you to protect your garden while maintaining your curb appeal. With multiple kits, your options (and benefits) are endless. Stack them high to grow tomatoes or corn, and you’ll also enjoy the additional support our rigid frame provides for your tall (and top-heavy) plants.

A solid choice for durability and function. This raised garden bed is strong, long and perfectly square. Reinforced with bracing boards to prevent frost push-out or any disturbance from mowers or rambunctious children and pets. If you like an organized garden, you’ll appreciate how the bracing boards divide your garden into three separate planting areas. The 11-inch-high stacked side boards give you lots of depth to grow both underground veggies like onions, radishes and carrots, as well as tall plants like tomatoes, corn or sunflowers. As shown, your 4′ x 12′ x 11” raised garden bed provides 48 square feet of planting area. You can redesign your garden at any time by assembling your available boards and brackets in new ways. Separate your stacked two-level garden bed into two separate 5. 5” high raised beds. Create four 4’ x 4’ x 5. 5” raised beds, or three 4’ x 8’ x 5. 5 beds or terraced gardens with beds of different depths! Tool-free snap-lock joints make it simple to install. Your kit comes with everything you need except the soil and plants. Each modular kit includes eighteen of our 2” Classic Sienna composite boards, fourteen 2” tool-free snap-lock stacking brackets and two 2” tool-free snap-lock 4-Way bracing brackets. The insulating open-channel boards trap air, providing insulation to your soil. Keeps soil warmer in the Spring and Fall, and cooler in the Summer, so you can grow for an extended period. Two-inch boards offer even more insulating power than our one-inch boards. Stacking brackets allow you to install the second layer of your garden just by inserting the stakes into the brackets below. Our patented snap-lock brackets simply slide onto each end of a board and fasten securely with snap-lock buttons. Brackets pivot 270 degrees, allowing endless design options. You can easily convert your bed to an octagon, just by changing the angle of the brackets. As your garden needs and expertise grow you can add on to your modular raised bed any time by purchasing additional 2” tool-free snap-lock kits, boards and anchor or stacking brackets to stack or extend your garden. Curved 2” boards are also available to incorporate into your design. Did you know? You can grow up to 48 different plants inside your 4’ x 12’ garden using “Square Foot Gardening” techniques. There are countless books and online resources available to guide you in this rewarding method of gardening.