For some DIY fun, construct a garden bed for yourself!

Looking for a fun DIY project for the backyard? Making a garden bed might be the way to go! Get outside and enjoy the fresh air while giving yourself a compelling incentive to do so again soon. Additionally, if you use the garden bed to grow your own vegetables, you won't have to be concerned about how panic buying would impact retail supply. Win-win situation!

Utilizing Straightcurve products makes creating a garden bed really simple. You must first decide why you are constructing that garden bed. Here are some suggestions for building garden beds and the Straightcurve items that are most appropriate for the task.

Vegetable patch

What could be better than fresh food on tap? It's simpler than you might think to grow your own vegetables, and there's something incredibly satisfying about choosing food from your garden. You gain more for your money there as well because the vegetables are more nutritious due to their freshness. If growing vegetables seems like too much work, herb gardens are considerably more practical and require much less upkeep.

There are a few methods for constructing a vegetable garden bed with Straightcurve products.

Container plants

Going with one of our raised planter boxes is the easiest option. You can choose between a set height and a varying height, however if you want to create your garden bed nice and high, the varied height is preferable. Depending on your requirements, the panel lengths allow for either a square or a rectangular shape.

upper ground Flexline vs. Rigidline

Above-ground options are the way to go if you want greater freedom with the size or style of your garden bed. If you wanted a more organic shape, Flexline would be the best option, while Rigidline (coming soon) will give you those impossibly straight lines. The 400mm or 560mm height alternatives are what we advise for optimal soil drainage.

Special bed

Do you think your garden may use some updating? It is not prohibited to construct a garden bed merely for aesthetic purposes. With one or two feature beds, you may give your backyard a little hierarchy and clarity. Again, you may choose an above-ground solution or a planter box.