Practice

Are you planning to open a salad bar or vegetable counter where gardening and harvesting is easy on the back? Then a raised bed is the ideal solution. "Gardening at a high level" is very much in vogue.

Raised beds are also ideal for gardens or balconies that are difficult to plant. They can be comfortably worked on while standing, and the self-contained layering system allows for earlier sowing than in open beds. This raised bed is made from pallets with a frame extension. Each raised bed can be reconstructed quickly, easily, and inexpensively. The dimensions are 120 x 80 cm. The height is variable and can be adjusted to your height. For comfortable working, we recommend installing three to four extensions.

Raised beds are back in fashion. They provide ideal growing conditions for vegetables and make gardening much easier. To ensure your plants have the best conditions to thrive and you get a bountiful harvest, the raised bed needs to be filled with varying layers of compost and soil. We'll show you how!

To ensure variety in your kitchen, you should frequently rotate the types and varieties of vegetables in your raised bed. A colorful mix of vegetables is not only an attractive eye-catcher, but the plants are also less susceptible to diseases and pests.

Since autumn garden waste is ideal for filling, now is the perfect time to create a raised bed. Just like in spring, there is plenty of garden waste available now that can be perfectly recycled for the various layers of a raised bed.

Abundant harvests, working without having to bend down, and gardening in almost any location – raised beds simply score points on many levels. Thanks to their diverse shapes and materials, they also offer a wide range of uses when designing your dream garden.

The traditional olla watering method is simple, effective, and particularly water-efficient—ideal for raised beds and dry summers. The porous clay pots release moisture slowly and evenly to the roots, supplying the plants exactly where they need it. A clever solution for sustainable gardening with less watering!

Many people dream of having their own vegetable garden, but not everyone has a lot of space. With "square gardening," you can divide a bed into small squares (instead of traditional rows) and use mixed crops to achieve a large and varied harvest in a small area. And, incidentally, raised beds are currently very trendy.