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  • That should work nicely.

  • What is biochar? & How did you make your own stain? That looks good. I want to make a raised garden too. as well as put up a small (very small) green house.

    Thank you for this vid.

  • @EarthElla Biochar is a form of slightly underdone charcoal. It acts as a nutrient bank so it's good for organic gardening. I have a video on making natural oil stain. You should be able to find it in the related videos to the right. Or you can look through my vids to find it.

  • GRASS MURDERER!!!! ..... jk

  • How do the posts in the middle of the long sections provide stability? They don't appear to be pounded into the ground.

  • @gorounds30

    They keep the long boards from warping out of place. They were warped a little to begin with.

  • How does the stain protect the wood?

  • It does ok. It needs to be reapplied every other year though. If you want something to last longer than try something from the store.

  • stops it rotting. anyone worried about the woodstain leachin into the soil could line the raised bed with some gravel/crushed bricks etc at the bottom and line the sides with polythene sheeting? once the stain is dry it shouldnt be a problem though - and there are plenty of natural oils you could use instaid of commercial stuff

  • @wrightylaaad

    I didn't notice your comment months ago. Sorry about that. The stain is a natural oil so it shouldn't be a problem. It's linseed oil.

  • Very nice garden....keep us updated please. Also, I'm curious what home made natural stain you used. It looks great and I am interested!! Thanks - Rebecca

  • I have more vids on this garden called 'growing garden soil'. I also made a vid about the stain called 'making natural oil stain'. Check them out.

  • you shouldn't use treated wood, it will leak into the soil over time. Looks awsome though, nice and sunny!!

  • Treated wood? Are you referring to the biochar or the side wood that I treated with my home made natural stain?

  • Good luck with the vegies mate.

  • That bed is completely planted out now. Tomatoes, squash and some root vegetables.

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