7. Hill bed with natural materials:
A hill bed offers a natural look and promotes biodiversity. Use branches, straw and leaves to form a hill. This enables good drainage and creates various microclima zones for plants.
8. Schubarren high bed:
An old wheelbarrow can be converted into a charming raised bed. Simply fill them with soil and plant your favorite plants. This is not only functional, but also gives your garden a nostalgic note.
9. Hanging garden boxes:
Use wooden boards or fruit boxes to create hanging garden boxes. Attach them to a railing or a wall to use vertical space. This is particularly practical for smaller gardens or balconies.
10. Consistent high bed:
The keyhole high bed is an interesting and space-saving option. It has a circular shape with a small neckline in the middle that is reminiscent of a keyhole. This facilitates access to the plants inside.
There are no limits to your creativity when building your own raised bed. Use existing materials to create sustainable and unique garden structures. Regardless of the selected DIY idea, your raised bed will not only be functional, but will also be a visual asset to your garden. Have fun gardening!
