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Using Logs to Make Garden Beds



In this video I repair a rotted out raised bed using logs on the border of my vegetable garden.

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14 Comments

  2. Empty Nest Gardens

    3yrs ago I was kinda bummed didn't have the budget for nice stone edging so opted for logs from a tree that had fallen and I ended up liking it more. I put newspaper and cardboard down thickly before the logs, worked great especially where 2 log pieces met up. Your camera guy did a great job 👍🏻☺️

  3. Clint Little

    I too have logs bordering parts of my garden. Think I got the idea from you sir. Your videos are some of my favorites, (and I watch quite a few).

    I have a small yard but it is enough for a 65yo man with marginal health. My home is about 7 miles from the center of downtown Atlanta Georgia.

    I get mountains of leaves for mulch, but other resources like logs and rocks are hard to come by. I have to venture out for some things, but like you, I like to "repurpose" things.

  5. Dwayne Brown

    I totally understand….I call it "gardening withdrawal symptoms", or gotta get my lazy tush outside for fresh air. Loved it… short and sweet.

  7. Eldon Elder

    You're a good example of making do with what you've got at hand. We don't always need to spend our hard-earned cash as long as we keep our eyes open for opportunities to repurpose stuff we find lying around.

  9. Michael Lippmann

    Your cameraman did a great job! Yep…border material that is free is always the best…I still have loads of used construction material that I saved from years of having our construction business. Haven't had to buy much if any lumber for garden projects for quite a few years!
    Great job Greg and Happy New Year to you and the family!
    Mike 🇨🇦 👍

  11. davhutton

    I was gonna satrt a channel… but you already do all the stuff I've been doing for…well, or ever. LOL
    Ill just send everyone to you. 😃

    David
    SC

  12. Robert Konczal

    Totally off topic Greg: i made 5 plastic domes similar to yours, 4' * 8' and they worked well. I was wondering… Did your they try using floating row cover material instead o pop plastic? It's tougher and lets rain through

  13. Consulting & Design

    Watched u moving the logs. Thought it was a good video to show in the none NS outdoor gardening season because u were going 2 use them in yr garden. You shld employ yr yng camera guy. He did pretty good for a beginner.
    Got a ❓, I was wondering why u left yr worm bins exposed to the elements? Poor little worms worked hard for u in the last 3 seasons and now they r being frozed to death? Or did u dump them?

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