Raised bed flower garden

Wondering whether or not you can grow cut flowers in raised beds? The answer is yes! Pretty much anything you can grow in-ground can be grown in a raised bed. Here's how to design your raised bed cut flower garden!

Garden Answer on Instagram: "Ranunculus and anemones- the first year I ever grew them in larger quantities was in our raised bed garden. I loved the look and could hardly cut any because I thought they were just so beautiful right exactly where they were. They’re one of the easier flowers I’ve ever grown. They like the cool spring weather, they’re easy to store, easy to start, and the blooms have a long vase life! 🥰"

This garden features plants that will attract butterflies all season long. In spring, the orange milkweed foliage provides food for monarch butterfly larvae. Summer brings continuous blooms in a rainbow of hues. And come autumn, the nectar-rich, fall-blooming aster helps monarch adults fuel up for their migration.

Companion planting is the art of pairing complementary plants together in the same bed. Learn which combinations will help you reap the best harvest.

Kitchen garden installation pictures are beautiful and inspiring. See some of the best before and afters from kitchen garden designer Nicole Burke.

Everything you need to know about building and starting a raised garden bed! This post will help you begin with confidence!

Planter for pollinators

Raised Beds can fit in small spaces in Houston Texas and this raised bed garden designed by Rooted Garden showcases that. Learn how you can fit a cedar garden in any spot with this raised bed garden design.