Yes, using logs and other organic matter to fill your raised garden beds or planters is excellent! Using logs, sticks, woodchips, and other organic garden waste in the base of raised garden beds will ...

In this video, I show you how to fill a raised garden bed without using any soil! This method can be easier to do, be good for your plants and help save money. Related video: <a href=" Raised Garden ...

When food production is a goal of raised garden beds, some concern should be taken for use of non-toxic building materials, but this is certainly a fun and easy DIY project for most of us.

Why grow in raised garden beds ... height for a raised bed, you might prefer to build out of a slightly wider plank, which will give you a bit more depth of soil. Strong corners helped to keep our ...

Give your backyard some much-needed TLC this year. Landscaping remains one of the most popular home services out there.

Nothing says summer like a backyard bonfire. Purchase a fire pit at your local garden center or create your own fire pit using stone or brick surrounded with gravel or small stones, which enhance both ...

But there’s another route to self-care that influencers rarely mention: gardening. A few hours spent ... one or two rows (or raised beds) of vegetables or a couple of containers.

With some cleverness, these seemingly useless things can become raised flower beds, planters, or beautiful garlands. Keep reading to learn more about the top clever garden projects using only sticks ...