Raised Garden Bed Installation

Growing your vegetables in a timber frame raised bed is a very practical and attractive method of gardening. 

The natural colored wood frame blends in with the rest of the yard. 

The ergonomic height of the raised bed allows the user to easily plant, harvest, remove weeds, and amend the soil from each side. Having four access points to your garden is ideal for keeping a safe posture while harvesting. 

Your thriving plants are elevated and protected from harm, whether it be erosion, accidental injury from pets/kids, or routine lawn maintenance.

We also provide the option of installing hooped structural supports capable of allowing asingle or double layer of 6mm greenhouse grade polyethylene plastic to be added in the cold months. This allows clients to extend the growing season deep into the chilly winter. Imagine growing fresh produce and tasty herbs nearly all year!

Here is a natural colored wood frame raised garden bed. These beds have hooped structural supports - allowing for a layer of 6mm greenhouse grade polyethylene plastic to be added in the cold months.
Mix of arugula, kale, and speciality lettuces.
Red Russian Kale is a tough, cold resistant variety that I have worked hard to selectively breed by overwintering and saving seed from the most resilient phenotypes. This super kale can now withstand even the harshest Virginia winters.
Brassica family crops such as kale, collards, radish, turnip thriving in the late December garden plot here in my garden.
Arugula aka Rocket also thriving in the late autumn conditions. Greens are extra sweet after a touch of cool weather, yum!
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Specialty salads even in the dead of winter.
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This is an example of a very simple, yet high effective garden bed I installed in the backyard of a clients apartment. It makes for an aesthetic border and blends well with both the fence and the yard. Thats me posing next to it.
I planted hardy perennials like feverfew and variegated hostas aka Plantain lilies for this client. Now she has a low maintenance garden that produces nice flowers each year without maintenance.
Mizuna aka Japanese mustard greens (Brassica rapa var. nipposinica) A leafy green vegetable that's native to East Asia thats great for salads.
Turnips are another underrated brassica crop that I enjoy growing each spring and fall!

Growing your vegetables in a timber frame raised bed is a very practical and attractive method of gardening. The natural colored wood frame blends in with the rest of the yard. The ergonomic height of the raised bed allows the user to easily plant, harvest, remove weeds, and amend the soil from each side. Having four access points to your garden is ideal for keeping a safe posture while harvesting.

Malcolm’s Microfarms - Raised Bed Garden Installation

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