Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
Two of the obvious.
Access to the other side of the bed.
Fence might need replacing eventually.
I'm going 50cm off, put down some crushed granite as some pathway around them, stop the…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
An update - Colorbond wins.
Thanks for the input everybody, I recall reading at some point the question posed by a forum user (not necessarily this one): "With many alternatives available,…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
Actually, I watched Gardening Australia today, and those black bins make great choices for dwarf variety trees - so that'll save more than a packet on that tree bed (and…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
0.4m - no particular reason aside from a good height - two sleepers / two besser blocks high, half a colorbond sheet, etc..
0.8 - 1.2m Trees and potential damage to…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
The majority are 0.4 high, and 1m wide.
One along the very back will be 0.8 -> 1.2m high, and 1m wide.
I would have thought the height not so much of…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
Won't it corrode if left in soil? There's notes on the Colorbond website that it should not be immersed as this would corrode, see here:
http://www.colorbond.com/index.cfm?obje ...…
Joey123 posted:What materials to use for a raised garden bed?
Which of the below would you consider for many raised vegetable garden beds, why?
Styrofoam, Construction Adhesive, Rendered?
Treated Pine Sleepers bolted together?
Colorbond Zincalume Roofing, H3 Structural Timber ?
Durasheet Cladding, H3 Structural…
:D thats the one Joey123 posted:White Blocks?
Hello,
I have be looking everywhere online I could think of to find the answer to this...
At my local bunnings they have this white looking block (sort of looks chalky) for…
