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self-watering eco-stained elevated 2'x8' planter box with arch trellis

self-watering eco-stained elevated 2'x8' planter box with arch trellis Cedar Raised Garden Beds

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self-watering eco-stained elevated 2'x8' planter box with arch trellis Cedar Raised Garden BedsBuild a Beautiful, Productive Kitchen GardenWithout the Build Stress Create your very own Gardenary style raised bed without the sawing, measuring, or hammering of building from scratch. Gardenary's handcrafted cedar raised beds are designed to make setting up a beautiful, productive kitchen garden simple, satisfying, and long lasting. These premium raised bed kits arrive ready to assemble and are handmade in the USA using high quality, untreated

Build a Beautiful, Productive Kitchen Garden—Without the Build Stress

Create your very own Gardenary-style raised bed without the sawing, measuring, or hammering of building from scratch. Gardenary's handcrafted cedar raised beds are designed to make setting up a beautiful, productive kitchen garden simple, satisfying, and long-lasting.

These premium raised bed kits arrive ready to assemble and are handmade in the USA using high-quality, untreated cedar. Whether you're creating your first garden or expanding an existing space, these beds give you the structure, durability, and classic Gardenary look—without the overwhelm.

With 39 size options across 13 footprints and three heights, you can design a garden that fits your space, your layout, and your growing goals.

Quick Highlights

  • Handmade in the USA using premium cedar
  • No cutting, measuring, or complex tools required
  • Designed for long-term durability and productivity
  • 39 size options to fit any garden layout
  • The same style used in Nicole Burke's kitchen garden
Product Features
  • Premium untreated, kiln-dried cedar
  • Key/lock system for easy assembly (no tools needed for the bed body)
  • Top trim pieces and screws included (use a hand drill to attach trim)
  • 1" thick cedar boards for stability and longevity
  • Naturally resistant to rot and insects
Available Sizes

Every bed is available in three heights, so you can choose the depth that fits your crops and your back:

  • 12" (1 ft) — great for herbs, greens, and shallow-rooted crops
  • 18" (1.5 ft) — a versatile mid-depth for most vegetables
  • 24" (2 ft) — maximum root depth and a comfortable working height

Choose any footprint below in any of the three heights:

Width Lengths available
2 ft 5 ft, 6 ft, 8 ft
3 ft 3 ft, 4 ft, 5 ft, 6 ft, 7 ft, 8 ft
4 ft 4 ft, 5 ft, 6 ft, 8 ft

 

Tip: Narrower 2' and 3' beds work beautifully against fences or walls and along pathways, and they're easy to reach all the way across without straining—a plus for kids, shorter reaches, and seated gardening. Wider 4' beds give you the most planting space when you can comfortably reach them from both sides.

Suggested Garden Bed Bundles

Not sure how many beds you need? These recommended setups make it easy to design a productive Gardenary-style kitchen garden—no guesswork required.

🌱 Small-Space Starter (2 Beds)

Perfect for beginners, balconies, patios, and tight side yards.

  • (2) 3' x 4' x 18" raised beds

A compact, easy-to-reach pairing that still grows a satisfying mix of herbs, greens, and a few seasonal vegetables.

🌿 Family Garden (4 Beds)

A perfect setup for consistent harvests all season long.

  • (2) 3' x 6' x 24" raised beds
  • (2) 3' x 6' x 18" raised beds

Every bed is 3' wide, so even little hands can reach across—making the garden easy and safe for kids to plant, water, and harvest alongside you.

🌼 Abundant Garden (6 Beds)

Designed for gardeners who want maximum harvests and true seasonal rotation.

  • (2) 4' x 8' x 24" raised beds
  • (2) 3' x 6' x 24" raised beds
  • (2) 2' x 8' x 24" raised beds (ideal along a fence line or property edge)

This setup supports intensive planting, crop rotation, and year-round productivity using the Gardenary method—while making the most of every foot of space.

🌿 Herb & Salad Bundle (3 Beds)

A low, kitchen-side collection built for snipping fresh herbs and greens right out the door.

  • (3) 2' x 6' x 12" raised beds

The shallow 12" depth is perfect for herbs, lettuces, and cut-and-come-again greens, and the narrow 2' width keeps everything within easy reach.

🌸 Nicole's Gardenary Garden

Inspired by Nicole's personal kitchen garden layout.

  • (4) 4' x 8' x 2' raised beds
  • (4) 4' x 4' x 1.5' raised beds

A proven layout designed for beauty, efficiency, and abundant harvests.

Why Gardeners Love These Beds

✔️ Saves hours of building time

✔️ Clean, professional Gardenary-style design

✔️ Easy to assemble—even for beginners

✔️ Supports intensive, organic growing

✔️ Built to last for years of harvests

Care & Longevity Tips

For extended lifespan, we recommend staining the inside of your planter with our Eco Restore Wood Treatment before planting. This helps protect the wood while keeping your garden safe and organic.

Complete Kitchen Garden Packages

Take your garden to the next level with Gardenary's Complete Kitchen Garden Packages. These all-in-one kits include raised beds, trellises, and edging — everything you need to create a fully designed, productive, and beautiful kitchen garden.

Whether you want a compact starter setup or a full-scale backyard oasis, these packages give you a ready-made solution with the signature Gardenary quality and style.

Shipping & Delivery
  • Made to order
  • Ships from Montana within 5–7 business days, plus transit time
  • Delivery available within the contiguous 48 U.S. states only
Shipping Notes
  • Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
  • Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
  • Delivery to the USA:
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  • If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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