9.4
Rectangular wooden raised garden planter box
For vegetables For flowers Rectangular garden beds
Natural cedar or fir construction for a classic garden aesthetic 25 beds · 14 brands
9.4
For vegetables For flowers Rectangular garden beds
9.2
2-pack garden beds Rectangular garden beds
9.2
Black Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Patio garden beds Balcony garden beds
9.1
Brown For vegetables For flowers For herbs
9.0
8.7
For vegetables For flowers Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Patio garden beds Balcony garden beds
8.5
For vegetables For herbs For fruits 8x4 ft garden beds
8.4
For vegetables For flowers Open-bottom garden beds For fruits Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds
8.3
For vegetables For herbs Elevated garden beds
8.1
For vegetables For flowers For herbs 4x2 ft garden beds Elevated garden beds
8.0
7.1
15.6" Gray Grey garden beds With trellis
Black For vegetables Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Patio garden beds Balcony garden beds
For vegetables Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Patio garden beds Balcony garden beds White
For vegetables For flowers For herbs For fruits Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds
Brown For vegetables For flowers For herbs For fruits Backyard garden beds
Brown For vegetables For flowers For herbs Open-bottom garden beds Backyard garden beds
For vegetables Elevated garden beds
16" For vegetables For herbs Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Balcony garden beds
16" For vegetables For herbs Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Balcony garden beds
16" For vegetables For herbs Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Balcony garden beds
16" Brown For vegetables For herbs Backyard garden beds Balcony garden beds
Black Backyard garden beds Elevated garden beds Patio garden beds Balcony garden beds
For vegetables For flowers For herbs Open-bottom garden beds Elevated garden beds
For vegetables For flowers For herbs Elevated garden beds
Untreated wood can rot over time, so sealing or staining extends its life.
Cedar and fir are the common species in these beds.
Elevated wooden boxes typically offer a 15.6 in to 16 in planting depth.
Some elevated wooden planter boxes include a bed liner with the frame.
Wood insulates the root zone better than metal, so soil temperatures swing less between day and night. It also holds moisture at the panel surface, which can slow drying at the edges. Cedar and fir are the common species here, and both take a natural or stained finish.
Wooden beds in this slice split into two shapes. Low ground beds run 48 x 34 in and 28.25 x 15 x 59 in with a trellis. Elevated planter boxes on legs run 48 x 24 x 30 in and 72 x 24 x 30 in, with a 15.6 in to 16 in planting depth and a bed liner.
Steel panels are thinner and lighter but can heat up faster in direct sun. Resin and vinyl resist rot without a finish but do not match the look of natural grain. Wood needs periodic sealing or staining to hold up, and it is the heavier option once filled. A 440 lb capacity box is a sign of a stout frame and thick panels.