Urban Gardening
Izvor: KiWi
RopedOnCedar specializes in large planters gardening systems, raised bed vegetable gardening system and kits along with plant pots gardening for herb, tomato, flower, and strawberry gardens.
Our planters are designed to help those of you that just don't have a lot of room for gardening. RopedOnCedar's raised bed gardening system is perfect for growing in small urban areas along with backyard patio's and condo back-decks.
So, you have little or no growing area or just want to give raised bed growing a try? We have the answer for you with our raised bed large planter growing system.
This is becoming a new "standard" for urban area gardening for small patio's and condo growing with the introduction of our raised bed growing system. Your large planter raised bed gardening kit will hold its beauty for years to come. We use Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue (food safe glue) with all our products. Sizes: All of the below extend 24 inches out from the base for the 32 degree (our standard). 2 planters = 22 inches tall 3 planters = 33 inches tall 4 planters = 44 inches tall Let us know if you would prefer something other than our standard 32 degree raised bed gardening system with your checkout note.
You will be surprised at how going vertical with one of our raised bed vegetable gardening systems will give you more growing area. Ready to use planters, some assembly maybe required for raised bed rail system. Instructions provided (8 screws) with 10-15 minute assembly. Cedar is rot resistance and holds up better than most woods over time, but a good UV sealer will help it last even longer and keep that new fresh look for years to come. Want to view other RopedOnCedar items quick and easy?
Shop Section Shortcuts: https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/RopedOnCedar/sections?ref=ys_ln_sections If you read this far down then you deserve a discount; use coupon code SHARE to receive 5% off any purchase in our shop. Feel free to "share" this discount with your social friends along with their friends as you see fit. Thanks for visiting Pete and Shelly
Detailed info on raised bed vegetable can be found on the main website.
