For those who love gardening, raised beds can make the whole experience more enjoyable and productive. However, not all vegetables thrive in raised beds, so it’s important to choose the right ...

Corn is a vegetable that requires a lot of space and depth to grow effectively, making it a poor choice for raised garden beds. Native to the Americas, corn plants grow tall and need deep, loose ...

George Irvine's latest gardening column looks at raised beds and at what you can do now to prepare your garden for the warmer days ahead.

Sow turnip seeds directly into your prepared raised bed, spacing them about two inches apart in rows that are 12 inches apart ...

Removing weeds as soon as they appear, before their roots fully anchor into the soil, is best for the garden, as well as your ...

Raised garden beds allow you to improve your garden soil ... but the only sign of deterioration was a bit of movement away from the fence post in one corner. This bed gave the best yield of vegetables ...

In addition, raised beds are easier to tend and don't need digging over in the autumn. If you've only got a small space, choose early or dwarf vegetable cultivars as they require less space and ...

Raised garden beds allow you to improve your garden soil ... but the only sign of deterioration was a bit of movement away from the fence post in one corner. This bed gave the best yield of vegetables ...

Growing flowers, herbs, vegetables, and fruit in containers and small raised beds may not fill the freezer, but can satisfy a yearning for an interesting, pretty, easy, and productive garden ...