Brick garden boxes

For a decorative and long-lasting bed, brick is a good choice. Here's how to make a sturdy brick raised bed for your garden.

<p>You can create an ideal habitat for growing vegetables in your yard with little more than a few boards, a shovel, and some soil.</p>

Stone is one option for a naturally sourced building material for raised bed kitchen garden that's as beautiful as it is durable.

traditional brick raised planters

Make the gardener in your family happy by building this natural stone raised garden bed

Andrew Renn Design, Beautiful gardens of Melbourne Australia

As sustainable gardening increases in popularity, so does the rise in raised garden bed building. Constructing raised beds permits you to compose the picture-perfect soil mixture for your plants, reduces weeds, allows for more dense planting in a given space, makes gardens more accessible, keeps the soil warmer for earlier and later planting, and allows anyone to grow abundantly despite their native soil quality. While raised garden beds can be constructed out of a plethora of building…

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If you have some old reclaimed bricks laying around, or easy access to source some, then here are some brilliant ways to put them to use in your garden.

Bricks are great. Recycled bricks are even better! They come with a sense of history and a beautiful texture that can add personality and character to any space. There are a several ways to reuse old bricks. They are used in house decoration, but using bricks in the garden is possible, too. Today, brick and stone still play an integral part in building, decorating and landscaping design.

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Whether winding through or leading straight to a destination, paths made from stone, gravel, brick, or pebbles add charm and function.