Raised Garden Bed Set of 2 – 100% Recycled Plastic Panels Made | 10 Possible Planter Beds Assembly Options | Raised Garden Boxes with Legs or Without | Holding 9.2 cu ft of Soil |by D.F. Omer

Price: $49.99
(as of Jan 20,2023 00:40:52 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Out of these 8 recycled plastic panels, you can build a raised garden bed of five available shapes: a big square, a rectangle, an octagon, two small squares, or a doubly raised, extra deep bed where the two small ones are stacked. If you have more than one raised vegetable garden kit of eight panels in each, you obviously will have more options to explore.

Food-Safe

The plastic that this flower bed (raised) is made of is recycled and food-safe so that your plants get the best, the safest stuff you can find for your garden.

Heat- and Cold-Resistant

The material is not susceptible to bad weather, cold temperatures, or heat, so it’s safe to leave it outside regardless of the season.

Will Keep Its Color

Resistant to sunlight and its ultraviolet component, this garden bed decor won’t change its color (red, black / gray, green, or blue) for years.

Recycled Plastic

We make our outdoor raised planters out of recycled plastic exclusively to make sure that it’s put to good use instead of polluting the environment.

Fix It Firmly

The legs of these troughs for gardening can be inserted into the ground, making permanent planter beds that will stay where they should.

Raised to the Right Level

These planter beds (outdoor and indoor use okay) are 7 inches tall: lower than wood ones, but taller than them if you build the double bed.

Use Them Anywhere

You can choose to saw the legs of a small garden bed, and you’ll have a 23″x23″ frame that can be moved around your garden or placed on a porch.

The two options you have in terms of installing this 7-inch-tall planter bed are a) to run its legs into the soil anywhere in your garden where you think it will look the prettiest and b) to cut the legs off and put the bottomless gardening pot onto your porch, in the driveway, or perhaps even in a room. Make a sound decision, though: once you cut the legs off, you won’t be able to glue them back to the bed planter. Also, please consider that without the legs in the ground, the bigger shapes will not have enough power to hold the weight of the ground. That’s why for the installation over hard surfaces only 2 options are recommended.

Whether you choose to grow food, flowers, or maybe something else in your gardening trough, you will need to somehow get rid of possible excess water (make sure you learn how much water what you’re growing requires, and stick to a schedule). Here’s where the fact that these troughs for gardeningare bottomless comes in handy: it ensures perfect drainage for whatever you put in them to thrive.

ONE BIG PLANTER BED OR A VARIETY OF SHAPES! Play with the garden plant stands (outdoor or indoor) options: one large planter box (square, rectangle, or octagon), two small squares, or (just stack them) an extra tall double raise bed / garden stand.
GO FOR THE DOUBLE BED PLANTER. If you choose to build two one-by-one raised garden boxes, you can stack one on top of the other (the legs go neatly into special holes), and you’ll have a doubly raised garden bed, tall and deep for the longer roots.
NO-HASSLE ASSEMBLY. Whatever pot garden option you select, the assembly will take you 5 minutes, tops: a detailed manual for the eventual mud trough is included in the box. The panels are built to connect into a gardening pot without any trouble.
PREMIUM RECYCLED PLASTIC. Instead of contaminating the environment, the plastic we use in this garden plot box will serve you for years. The entire pot for garden décor is UV-protected (won’t lose color), food-safe, and heat- and cold-resistant.
FOR BOTH SOFT SOILS AND HARD FLOORS. You can run the legs of these large potting planters into the soil to fix them anywhere in your garden or cut the legs off to place the raise garden bed on your porch or driveway for full pot gardening freedom.
EXPERIMENT IN YOUR GARDEN. Plant a new vegetable, grow flowers, or try out something exciting and less conventional than daffodils—like ferns, fungi, or cacti. A planter / raised bed or house plant containers give you a great chance to be creative.