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The blog is the answer to all your gardening questions and doubts. Durable GreenBed's are a beautiful raised garden bed kit solution for gardeners. They last over 25 years and are the best-raised bed kit available today.
Durable GreenBed Blog
3w ago
In an era where environmental sustainability is a massive concern, innovative partnerships and initiatives are emerging to promote eco-friendliness across various industries. One such inspiring collaboration is the partnership between us and Brown Rice Internet. This partnership combines the world of eco-friendly bedding with solar-powered web hosting. Not only are both critical to helping you do better for the planet, but the decrease in energy costs provides relief for your wallet as well.
Eco-Friendly Best Practices and Why They Matter
Brown Rice Internet, an environmentally conscious we ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
4M ago
School gardens have emerged as powerful educational tools, fostering a sense of responsibility, promoting healthy eating habits, and connecting students with nature. If you’re considering starting a school garden, this article will serve as your comprehensive guide. When discussing how to start a school garden, we will explore the essential elements to consider, such as the garden’s location, available space, budget, vegetable selection, maintenance responsibilities, what makes a school garden successful and the key components of a school garden project proposal. Additionally, we will discus ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
5M ago
Introducing Our Newest Model of Garden Bed Kits!
Elevate Your Landscape Designs with Stylish and Long-lasting Garden Bed Kits
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What's New?
Environmentally Friendly Packaging
Single, convenient packaging, reducing packaging waste by 50%
Easily delivered in one box
Elegant and Fresh Design
Interchangeable trim pieces in two colors (Garnet Red, Weathered Grey)
Flat fasteners are easier to use and nearly invisible after assembly
Simplified Installation Process
Improved assembly mechanisms
More straightforward assembly
Reduced setup time by 60%
Increas ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
5M ago
Winter can be a time of preparation and planning for gardeners. While the weather might not allow you to be outside taking care of your plants, there is still plenty of work to be done. As long as you have a can-do attitude and sturdy raised garden beds you can make plenty of progress. In this article we will discuss some of the ways that you can utilize your time this winter to have an even better spring.
Tool Maintenance
The easiest way to keep working on your garden during the winter is to work on maintaining your tools. When was the last time you sharpened your pruning shears? Have y ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
9M ago
Winter can be a time of preparation and planning for gardeners. While the weather might not allow you to be outside taking care of your plants, there is still plenty of work to be done. As long as you have a can-do attitude and sturdy raised garden beds you can make plenty of progress. In this article we will discuss some of the ways that you can utilize your time this winter to have an even better spring.
1. Tool Maintenance
The easiest way to keep working on your garden during the winter is to work on maintaining your tools. When was the last time you sharpened your pruning shears? Hav ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
1y ago
Yes, you can put plants or seeds in the ground and enjoy at least some success with a garden. But you’ll reap the most rewards when you go into high yield vegetable gardening with a plan, from the ground up. The type of garden bed you use, the plants you buy, and the spacing of your plants all makes a difference. Here are our top tips for how to increase vegetable yield in your raised garden bed.
Tip #1 Choose The Right Materials For Your Raised Garden Bed
You’ll enjoy higher fruit and vegetable production with deeper garden beds. Not all plants have naturally deep roots, but those that do ben ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
1y ago
So your wooden garden beds have finally worn out and need to be replaced. Or perhaps you are ready to increase the size of your raised beds so you have more growing space. Either way, you’ve decided it’s time to “trade up” for a better garden bed. What will you go about replacing your raised bed with?
Replacing a Raised Bed
How often you need to replace a raised bed really depends on the material it’s made from. However, the climate conditions the bed is in also has a huge impact. A wooden bed with hot sun beating down on it all year long is going to weather much faster than one in the shade ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
1y ago
In early 2020, Guy and his wife, Kristen, purchased two 10x10x2 Durable GreenBeds in a U-shape. Kristen says she wanted to order more, but there just wasn’t enough room in their Hood River, Oregon, garden, surrounded by tall trees in a woodsy mountain setting.
Kristen discovered Durable GreenBeds while searching online. Guy says they were seeking raised garden bed kits that would be both durable and look nice. “We had been considering some other options that we had seen around,” he says. “Some were made out of wood or sheet metal. But she found these, which come in a kit with dimensions, and i ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
2y ago
Yes, you can put plants or seeds in the ground and enjoy at least some success with a garden. But you’ll reap the most rewards when you go into high yield vegetable gardening with a plan, from the ground up. The type of garden bed you use, the plants you buy, and the spacing of your plants all makes a difference. Here are our top tips for how to increase vegetable yield in your raised garden bed.
Tip #1 Choose The Right Materials For Your Raised Garden Bed
You’ll enjoy higher fruit and vegetable production with deeper garden beds. Not all plants have naturally deep roots, but those that do ben ..read more
Durable GreenBed Blog
2y ago
So your wooden garden beds have finally worn out and need to be replaced. Or perhaps you are ready to increase the size of your raised beds so you have more growing space. Either way, you’ve decided it’s time to “trade up” for a better garden bed. What will you go about replacing your raised bed with?
Replacing a Raised Bed
How often you need to replace a raised bed really depends on the material it’s made from. However, the climate conditions the bed is in also has a huge impact. A wooden bed with hot sun beating down on it all year long is going to weather much faster than one in the shade ..read more