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Idea Gallery

Need some ideas for laying out the boxes in your garden area? Your best bet is to speak to a landscape designer. But if you just need a little help in visualizing ways to set up your space. Check out what some of our customers have done.

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A beautiful setting for the boxes with a lovely pathway. This is a nice option for areas that will be seen from the street.

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Notice the chair in the garden area. With less need to weed there is more time to sit and enjoy!

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You can add a barrier cloth around and under your boxes. Most weeds will not grow up into your boxes but this will prevent weeds inbetween the boxes as well.

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A large garden placed within a fenced area. This  many boxes will yield enough vegetables and flowers to share with your neighbors!  Note: The sprinklers are on risers in the ground.

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Simple drip lines can be added to a pvc pipe connected to your sprinkle system. These can be found at most home improvement stores. 

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Before placing your boxes add pvc pipe risers. We will place the box over the riser. Once the box is filled you can shorten the riser and add your preferred watering system.

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This location will generate lots of interest from the neighbors as they take their morning or evening walk!

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Gardening is an enjoyable pursuit when you have a raised garden box. Save strain on your back by sitting on the edge. 

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