Raised Garden Bed

No tools required! Looking for a small garden that delivers on looks, functionality and flexibility? This two-level raised garden bed has got you covered. As pictured, your 11-inch-high raised garden gives you lots of depth to grow both underground veggies like carrots, radishes and turnips, as well as tall plants like tomatoes, corn or sunflowers. With 16 square feet of available planting area this is a great starter garden for you to build on. Rich ‘Uptown Brown’ boards and snap-lock black brackets are at home in both urban and suburban environments and add a level of sophistication to your garden. Your kit comes with everything you need except the soil and plants. Each modular kit includes eight of our 1” Uptown Brown composite boards, and eight 1” snap-lock stacking 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. Stacking brackets allow you to install the second layer of your garden just by inserting the stakes into the brackets below. Composite boards are made of food-grade safe recycled plastic and wood fibres. 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. Want a diamond shape instead of a square? No problem, simply adjust the angles on opposing sides. Planning to grow flowers that don’t need the additional depth of an 11-inch-high garden? You can convert your kit into two 5.5-inch-high raised beds, increasing your available planting are to 32 square feet. As your garden needs and expertise grow you can add on to your modular raised bed any time by purchasing additional 1” tool-free Uptown Brown kits, boards or brackets to stack or extend your garden. Curved 1” Uptown Brown boards are also available to incorporate into your design. Did you know? You can grow up to 16 different plants inside your 4’ x 4’ garden using “Square Foot Gardening” techniques. There are countless books and online resources available to guide you in this rewarding method of gardening.