Materials for Raised Beds
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- Subject: Materials for Raised Beds
- From: J* C* <j*@erols.com>
- Date: Fri, 14 Mar 1997 12:02:10 -0500
I'm new to this group; have been enjoying your postings for about a week. I'm very interested in this method, but I confess to not yet having seen the book. My question concerns materials for constructing raised beds. I want to use wood (non-PT). Do I have to use big 4x4" or 6x6" post-type wood? Or can I use fat-ish boards? (Hope that makes sense). I wanted to use the posts, but cannot find any that are non-PT in the Washington, DC area. I think one lumber store would order them for >$600!!! Don't think so! Also, since I haven't seen the book yet, do I "board" off the sq ft's or other planting spaces? Or just plant in sq ft spacings. (again, clear?) I don't have much space (about 12ft by 5 ft); I'm basically in the city. Is this method good for that amount of space? TIA
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