DIY Raised Garden Box With Trellis

January 20, 2016

With Spring touching right along and Summer hiding around the corner, your veggies maybe grow very well. Most of the times people are discouraged from growing their own garden since of the size of their yard. This determinately shouldn’t be a setback. On the contrary! The solutions available for a person who has a small outdoor space but a big determination to grow a garden are plenty. One of these solutions is embodied by trellis and raised garden box combo. Raised garden box offers gardeners a chance to get a head start on the season since the soil is warmer and better drained than ground–level beds. And while raised garden beds are built to specific sizes, their productivity can be greatly enhanced by adding a trellis. A raised bed trellis lets vining garden crops spread and access more sunlight, producing a higher crop yield. A trellis also keeps vining crops out of your garden pathways, and provides a shading effect for the area behind the trellis.The combination we suggest has the great advantage that it allows you more harvest with less effort. You pick vegetables from outside and inside the trellis, gracefully visible through the system installed.

We like this trellis raised garden box design because it’s inexpensive and very easy to build using a few basic hand tools. Gather the following materials: nine pieces of 2″ by 8″ by 8′ Douglas Fir Timber, two pieces of 4′ by 16′ Cattle Farm Panels, some U-Nails, star bit and deck screws. Grab a hammer, drill, circular saw and roll up your sleeves. Follow the instructions provided and build that garden for your Spring …