Deep Wooden Raised Beds

Tall posts for fixing crop protection.
Wooden Raised Beds will allow your roots to grow long, straight and strong.
The crop will be easy to harvest to perfection.
Ideal if your plot has poor drainage.
Deep wooden raised beds for showbench roots.
Standard wooden raised beds for the rest of us!
Wood will insulate the soil preventing side heat loss.

By utilising the posts on any side of the Wooden Raised Beds and sliding new panels into them you can double or treble the size of your Plot in just a few minutes by adding extra wooden modules - you can also change their layout to suit your garden.
Spare Boards and Posts available.

The Wooden Raised Beds are manufactured from wood that comes from FSC certificated Northern European Forests. They have been treated with a non-toxic preservative that will not kill the worm & bugs in the compost or spoil your plants. 

• Single overall 45h x 90w x 90d cm  (365 Litres)
• Twin overall 45h x 175w x 90d cm  (708 Litres)
• Triple overall 45h x 260w x 90d cm (1053 Litres)
• 3 Sided add on 45h x 90w x 90d cm 
• Posts 60cm high.

Please select the option required.

Cloche Hoops for Raised Beds - New!

Simon has come up with these remarkably cheap hoops - at £2 each - see Option below and see Detailed View to see how they fit!

Made from UV stable polypropylene, the ends simply slot firmly & securely into the posts of all and any of our Raised Beds (and Compost Bins for those who cultivate at wheelchair height) in a trice! Yes really!

They are very secure and will not budge. You can remove them any time without disturbing the crop too.

Adjustable Clearance height to 0.5M

If you are purchasing more than one Raised Bed and require Cloche Hoops,  please select the number and size of Raised Beds you require first and add to your shopping basket, then return to this page and add the  Cloche Hoops  Here. Orders using this link will ony be processed with multiple Raised Bed orders.

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Watch a video review of our raised beds courtesy of www.gardencentretv.co.uk