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Choose by height, shape, or project. Get clear soil estimates, straightforward setup guidance, and support before and after delivery.
Compare 12, 24 and 36-inch heights before you order.Choose a practical starting point, then compare the dimensions on each product page before ordering.
Rectangular beds keep crop rows organized and make it easier to plan paths.
Shop rectangular beds →Compare the complete range, then confirm the selected product height and fill volume before ordering.
Compare raised beds →Compare the complete range and check each footprint against your patio, side yard or growing area.
Compare raised beds →Compare compatible accessories after selecting the bed size and shape.
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Start with the crops you want to grow, the surface below the bed, and how much bending feels comfortable.
Well suited to herbs, leafy greens, flowers and shallow-rooted crops, especially over open ground.
Browse beds and check height → 24″A versatile choice for common vegetables, deeper roots and noticeably less bending.
Browse beds and check height → 36″Designed for gardeners who prefer a taller soil surface and have room for the added fill volume.
Browse beds and check height →Estimate the soil volume for your selected dimensions, prepare a level site, and choose suitable layers for deeper beds.
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Use these checks to choose, receive and set up your raised garden bed with fewer surprises.
Get practical guidance on bed height, access, soil volume and layout.
Ask an Expert →Choose according to crop root depth, the surface below the bed, preferred working height and total soil volume. Twelve inches suits many shallow-rooted crops over open ground; 24 inches is a flexible everyday option; 36 inches offers a taller working surface but needs substantially more fill.
For a rectangular bed, multiply the interior length, width and planned soil depth. Curved and modular beds vary, so confirm the selected configuration before ordering soil.
It can be possible, but drainage, staining and surface protection need extra planning because roots cannot extend into the ground below. Confirm product-specific guidance before installation.
Confirm all parts against the instructions, prepare a level location, wear gloves, check the selected variant and arrange help for larger configurations.
Contact customer support promptly with your order number and clear photos of the outer package, shipping label and affected parts so the team can review the available resolution.

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