How to Build Your Keter Raised Garden Bed
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- Join me as we gear up for our next exciting stop on our herbal expedition, diving headfirst into spring gardening projects! Today, I'm thrilled to showcase the simplicity and efficiency of assembling the Keter XL Urban Bloomer Resin Elevated Planter Raised Garden Bed. Priced at approximately $110 at Sam's Club, this gem is a must-have for any gardening enthusiast.
Standing tall at 43 inches high with a length of about 44 inches, a width of 18 inches, and a depth of 12 inches, this self-watering and raised planter is a dream come true for those facing space constraints or mobility challenges. With ample room to cultivate a diverse array of plants, it offers the perfect solution for creating a lush garden oasis.
Assembly couldn't be easier-all you need is a Phillips screwdriver and a dash of time. Within moments, you'll witness the transformation of your space into a flourishing garden sanctuary. Don't let limited space hold you back; unleash your gardening aspirations with the Keter XL Urban Bloomer Resin Elevated Planter Raised Garden Bed.
Thank you for your clear explainations.
@@cludowaxe5294 you’re quite welcome. If you should have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Awesome video!! Very informative 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I’m glad it was helpful!
I just got mine and already have my crop in. The water drains work well. Let’s see how they hold up.
I hope you enjoy your new garden bed. Keep me posted on how it works out for you.
Can’t wait to learn more!
I'm excited to share my journey with you!
What are your medicinal herbs you are choosing and the kitchen herbs? I’d like to plant them in the Keter garden beds also.
First, thanks so much for leaving a comment. My kitchen herbs include lemon thyme, French tarragon, English thyme, rosemary, parsley, cilantro, cayenne, garden sage, garlic chives, oregano, mint and sweet & basil. Most of these are used in my medicinal herb garden as well as German chamomile, lemon balm, lemon verbena, cat nip and cat mint, stevia, yarrow, stinging nettle, holy basil, goldenrod, peppermint, and lambs ear. I have a few more perennial seeds that I plan to start but probably will not get a harvest this year. Are you growing any herbs? I used Rosemary Gladstar's: Medicinal Herbs a Beginners Guide to help me choose which kitchen herbs to include in my medicinal garden.
when you drain the water drain into a bucket it has a lot of nutrients in the water you can use to water other plants. or water the bed when it get dry
Thanks for this tip! I hadn't thought about that.😃
2 and a half bags
Thanks!
If I had to disassemble, would the legs just pull out, or when you assembled it, did they actually lock into place and will be in place permanently? Thank you.
Honestly, I haven’t tried to disassemble one. In theory, I think you would be able to take it loose.
@@user-kg2nb7je3y Thank you for your help, I'm thinking the same :) Also thank you for giving the dimensions! Just found your channel :)
I’m delighted to answer any questions. Thanks so much for watching!
i have one and they do disasemble just fine when you take the screw out
@@mist4926 Thank you for letting me know
the plug you put in the raised bed does it have a washer. my plug is leaking. i dont see a washer. i got it on the side of the road during spring clean up
I don't recall seeing a washer when I assembled the garden bed.