How to Build a Raised Bed in 1 HOUR for UNDER $100

In this video, we show you how to build a raised bed perfect for Hügelkultur. These raised beds are HUGE (12ft long x 4ft wide x 2ft tall) and compared to all wooden raised beds these are CHEAP! We hope this video helps get you started in building your own raised beds. Did I mention we are building 20 of these things!
Materials:
- Box of 1¼ inch screws
- Box of 3 inch nails
- (3) sheets of 12'x2’ corrugated metal (30 gauge)
- (4) 2x4x12
- (5) 2x4x8
- (2) 2x2x8
Tools:
- Impact driver
- Drill motor
- Nail gun or Hammer
- Grinder or Tin snips
- Speed square
- Measuring tape
Things in this video:
- Learn more about Hügelkultur - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%BC...
- Self Sufficient Me (Hügelkultur) - • How To Hügelkultur AMA...
A little about us:
In September 2015, our hearts were hijacked with the dream of living on a large farm, with community, growing food, caring for animals and loving on children in need of care and healing. It was a God moment, where our dreams collided with His dreams… a dream so big we could never do it in our own strength and wisdom. Since then, we have been on a journey to see that dream become a reality. This channel documents that journey.
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Website - goshenfarmandgardens.org

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Check out the new and improved version of this bed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/moHFfJaHjJiMbKM

[@chicken26arick]

As an older gardener, I would put a top on the bed wall to be able to sit when weeding, etc. Great video!

[@katherinewinkler8847]

I'm 30 and would do the same thing haha

[@mariatorres9789]

Couldn't you just sit in a chair?

[@pjd3028]

Shabbat Shalom and Blessings from Missouri! Love this raised bed idea! I've seen many of them and this one, by far, is the easiest and least expensive to build! We are in a flood plain so need to keep rising waters in mind when we plant. These raised beds would be perfect for us! Thank you and Praise Yah!

[@ZeroFsLeft]

I built one of these beds yesterday, followed the directions to a T, and it came out GREAT. Going to use the Hügelkultur approach to fill it. Thanks so much for posting one of the most helpful YT videos I've watched!

[@janahunt8124]

This is genius! I can build this one. I went to the big box store and they cut this for me from your specs. We came home and nailed the side posts together. This is a great deal cheaper than the ones I see online and the way your made it is easy for us who are not carpenters. I have an old tree that dropped some limbs. I can cut that up and put in and some saplings that we just cut down to throw in. Got a load of wood chips to fill. Thank you so much for sharing this. I am so happy!!!

[@ShaneCade]

Great video! One comment I would throw out there to anyone planning on making these is to install the corrugated tin on the short sides first. Makes it much easier when putting the longer sheets in. Otherwise awesome beds. I made two 16' x 4' beds for my wife - they're huge! I doubled up (side by side) on the 2x4's for the middle supports and did everything else the same. Turned out wonderful. Thanks for making this video!

[@Johneriffic]

Right on. Well taught. I like that you went for simplicity. I also may have a good idea for the top edge of metal....maybe a rubber/plastic sleeve.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks Ronnoco, as long as you keep the metal below the wood you will be ok. Thanks for watching!

[@Pianofishdave]

Excellent video, thank you. I built my first today. I used 2.5” outdoor screws instead of the framing nailer you used. I also pre drilled all the holes except for the corrugated roofing, my screws for that were self tapping and easily pierced the metal. I would just add that the corrugated roofing is sold in various widths, mine from Lowe’s in Oregon was 26.5” wide, so the measurements for the corner builds were 20.5” and 27.5”. 7” difference being the important factor. Your design was excellent, mine are 8’ but all of your instructions worked perfectly. Thank you again sincerely! :)

[@vincecollier3069]

Thank you for posting this video. I have watched a lot of videos on building raised beds and this one is the best. My daughter and I built it today. It turned out great. A few changes - we used pressure treated lumber and screws. The corrugated steel panels at Home Depot are 26 1/8 so I had to adjust the cut measurements. But, you laid the groundwork, I just adjusted for the difference. As you might guess, it took longer and cost a bit more but it sure is solid. I will also probably add 2x6 rails after I get it in place. Blessings to you and your family!

[@tomfromoz8527]

Tom's wife here. Back when I lived in southern Illinois, I was lucky to get 2 old galvanised steel cattle watering troughs with the bottoms nearly rusted out. I also filled the bottoms with branches and compost and the like, although I didn't know of the method then. My daughter still has them and they are taller so easier on the back. Mark from SSM has taught me how to garden in Australia and he's great. Everything here is opposite! It took me years to understand that summer is the dead time and that even in shade, the hot wind will burn tender plants leaves brown. North is hot and the sunny side where the further south you go the cooler it gets.

[@elizabethrogers6897]

Loved this video! I made my raised bed BUT I used 2×6 boards for the corners instead of the 2x2s and it worked great! Thanks so much for sharing😊

[@sanguineotter5778]

How did you use a 2x6 on the corners to eliminate the 2x2? Maybe I'm being dense haha

[@cynforrest]

Great video. Thanks so much. My raised bed (44ft long x 2’ wide x 35.5” high) uses one side of a cement/rebar retaining wall which keeps a steep slope in place. A second 44’ run at 18” high gives me the 2’ width. I’m looking forward to planting it with veggies in the spring. Thanks for your great vid. I’ll be building smaller raised beds in my small yard using your ideas. Love what you’re doing. I’ve subbed! God bless ❤️

[@hb.hoffman7983]

These are wonderful. Clear instructions, easily done, reasonable cost! Thank you!

[@mixedbag2009]

just built this today and worked out great. thanks so much for the informative video. A few points to clarify: only 1 2x2x8 is needed and be careful of the sheet metal you buy...I bought the sheets I purchased from a big box hardware store were actually wider than 24", more like 26" even though they were labeled as 24. No big deal, the excess will help serve as a critter barrier on the bottom of the bed. Thanks again for the great video!

[@Flippin_Crazy]

I’m so happy that I found this channel, through my other fav channel. This will save me so much $$. I am so thankful. ❤️

[@Cina31373]

We just made 9 of these, wonderful we are doing square foot in them with the logs, sticks, and stuff in the bottom. Can't wait to see what happens! Thanks got the great video

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

That's awesome, we would love to see them! If you're on Instagram, could you take some pics and tag us? @goshenfarmandgardens

[@4KidsandaFarm]

We love this method...we have some strawberries in raised beds! Such a great “old school” method!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

How long have you been doing it for?

[@4KidsandaFarm]

Goshen Farm and Gardens second year for us. It really is helpful in retaining moisture and increasing organic matter.

[@dariend6368]

Awesome job, love that design, thank you

[@redmapleleaf4617]

This is EXACTLY what I want my son to build for me. Perfect size and these will last a long, long time. Thanks for posting this.

[@redmapleleaf4617]

Oh and your pet pig is ADORABLE.

[@moviemavenmommy]

Thanks so much for this and all the info in the comments. It was easy to convert your numbers to match what I'm able to get around here. Looking forward to getting cutting!

[@northernplainsoutdoors8681]

I made beds almost identical to these 3 years ago and they are holding up great so far. Only differences in mine was I added aluminum flashing (90 degree bend) in the corners between the wooden frame and the steel to prevent water from soaking into the wood. I also added a 2X6 topper for sitting and setting my harvest pail on. And one last thing, instead of using sheet metal screws for attaching the metal I used my air stapler with 3/4” crown staples. Speeded up the build time. I’ve had the beds, six of them, for 3 years now and couldn’t be happier with them.

[@markbailey3257]

Have you had any problem with the siding bulging out?

[@northernplainsoutdoors8681]

@@markbailey3257 No problems with the sides bulging out and my beds are 10 feet long.

[@kkkeller5531]

Oh how sweet that little pig coming over to see you!! Darling little guy!!❤🐾

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Fern is a sweetie!

[@jaredvia4519]

So I'm searching for a way to build a raised garden bed for my wife, I click a random video.....and It's my COUSIN! Great job bro! Love you guys!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Lol 😂 you’re awesome. Love and miss you guys!!

[@samramsay8512]

Whoop here I come raised beds!!!!! Thankyou sooo much for this easy plan!

[@johnjackson9767]

I love seeing more and more people living off the system however they can to get self sufficient. This is the way to freedom. God bless, brother.

[@MrElicline64]

This was a great video! It seemed like a daunting task to build a raised bed and you just made it simple!

[@homesteading]

Great video - I agree, external timber frame, metal wall beds are are simple and cheap. Having a top timber edge is also a good idea, not only safer...but you can also sit/stand on it!

[@roadrunner4790]

Thanks for your time and Efforts to create this great instructional video!! God bless!!

[@elenidemos]

Goog old Mark from SSM, been watching him for years. Good to see he inspires people everywhere.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Yep He's awesome

[@damiengrant967]

He has inspired me too!

[@blakenoir7890]

I can't look up anything on gardening anymore without hearing someone mention mark from SSM lol.

[@theheritagehousesc]

I do that style of planting with my large containers. Works really well.

[@jonathantopalian8103]

Just made two of them at the same time! Thank you for this video. My wife and mom owe some thanks to you! Haha

[@alexromo9091]

Thanks very informative. I’m gonna make some of these for myself.

[@mikdoncrawford]

Excellent details. Thanks for sharing.

[@kevinzep01]

Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@t.c.worley5528]

Thank you for this tutorial - mine turned out great!

[@hopechannelcat5462]

enjoyed this build. best i've seen. thanks

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@bkozlo09]

2x12's 4x4's and 1x1's lol love the bed design's though thanks for the video

[@Arithmetic00]

Thank you for the video and instruction, great stuff! Just for the historical record, material for this bed now costs $238 at my local Home Depot :(

[@carolmaplesden916]

was that for per raised bed wow

[@jimeckert607]

Thanks for sharing; looks great!

[@Tgray2064]

nice job. Iv'e watched several videos to get some ideas, and this one makes the most sense, cheapest, and easiest. Thanks

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks for the encouragement and stopping in.

[@fergusdangerfield156]

Great video , thank you. Will be using this design to make a U shape bed to suit my space x.

[@junglejim7664]

Great use of materials!

[@kkkeller5531]

Wow!! I didn't know that!! Hi! Precious loved ones!! 🙏💖🙌

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Hey there!! Thanks for watching 😉

[@BittyBooBrown]

Love the pig she is adorable. Thank you for the instructions on the raised beds I really like yours.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Fern (our pig) is a joy! She just had her babies yesterday 😊😊. Thanks for watching!

[@sharonandrews4910]

LOVE Self Sufficient Me! I liken him to the “Steve Irwin of Veg”. Like your vid.

[@GraemeGosse]

I love Marks dad jokes : 😃

[@totallynotdelinquent5933]

Gardener Scott is the Bob Ross of gardening. Maybe they will work together some time.

[@-Rickster-]

Or the Russel Crowe of gardening!

[@andrewmace9084]

@@-Rickster- that’s what I was thinking

[@krgkrmb]

Crikey! Lets....Get into it!

[@luistello1971]

The beds look good. Thanks for sharing.

[@RB-rz3pj]

Thank you sooo much for this video!! My next project!! 🌺

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

We love ours! If you follow us on Instagram you can see them and see what's growing in ours. I do recommend mulching whatever you plant and we added a support bar in the center of the bed. Check us out @goshenfarmandgardens on Instagram to see them.

[@beverlyschultz9276]

You do really great instruction thank you

[@dreamleaf6784]

Thanks! I'm going to make these.

[@cayman5906]

Thanks so much! Just built 8 of these beds using your design for my 14-acre homestead. They look great. A couple things I learned and would do differently; I found drilling the holes in the corrugated steel to be redundant and a waste of time as most screws with a pointed tip will go right through after a second or two of spinning. Also, I cut the ends of the steel to 43.5 inches vs. 44 to fit easier. Still gets completely covered by the 2x4's. Overall though, I'm looking forward to seeing how these things hold up. I used PT wood instead on mine to hopefully get more longevity out of them.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

👏🏼 awesome! Those are all great adjustments to the original design. Keep us posted on how they are doing and thanks for watching!

[@stephenbaer6040]

Thanks you made it easy

[@amycheung6580]

Great job!

[@jenniferpatrick6582]

you do a very good job of explaining. I just made one today by myself . It went just like your video said. Happy Happy

[@hollymorrison7793]

Hello Fern 😍 beautiful raised beds !!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Howdy neighbor 😉

[@kimberlybahrs7165]

Beautiful

[@jeffhines2895]

I've built one already, second one will be done today. Thanks for the template, its simple yet very functional....filled half of the first one with oak limbs and leaves from the hurricane damage, second one will be falling leaves I've piled up.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Awesome Jeff! Great work 👏🏼 let us know how the growing goes and thanks for watching!

[@ResearchNational]

I've made 2 of these... on my third. Thanks for the video!

[@denesestanley3966]

Thank you... love this

[@malikblack9767]

This is awesome thank you for your help. You seem like a really cool dude ✊🏾keep killin it

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Hey thanks Malik 👊🏼!

[@aaronsilverberg2137]

great video. I got some old growth doug fir 2x4 (dense grain) and have built a smaller 14" model of this. Used screws for the first bed because pre-drilling and screwing is safer than nailing with this dry old wood (more prone to cracking). i got a pair of Malco turbo shears to do the sheet metal cutting as the ginder or skill saw option is much messier. this rail design is very strong but I will probably put galvy edging at the corners (inside) to ensure that the soil/water won't contact the wood so these babies can last 30 years + (the metal is rated for 60). Hope to try Hugelculture some time too - gimme an excuse to collect some of the stumps I see around the hood. Enjoy building a few yourself! Thanks for making this!!!

[@marcrobyn4844]

Great Video! Im kicking around the idea about cutting the height in half.

[@samerwin2503]

This is great! I just build something very similar with inspirations from Roots and Refuge. I torched my 2x4s with the hope it might make them a little more water resistant. Build 4 beds (2 - 2x8x20"tall and 2 4x7x20" tall)!!

[@kkkeller5531]

Very nice bed!! Great job!!🤗👍

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks!

[@KBBAKTHA]

excellent design and crisp build video.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thank you!

[@dalemac3709]

Thank you for the very detailed but yet plainly communicated video! Great job. I do have one suggestion

[@dalemac3709]

Check out this video on temps of the soil in various plant beds. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJS5oIKdg86ea68

[@Jewelstryker81]

Great job thank you

[@kriswhite1344]

Love this idea

[@aluink]

Thanks for the demo. I've been wanting to make some of these and this is a great video showing how easy it it. Not sure if it's listed anywhere, but here's a cut list for anyone looking. 2x4 - 48" (4x) 2x4 - 25 5/8" (6x) 2x4 - 18 5/8" (6x) 2x2 - 18 5/8" (4x)

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Hey thanks for that friend!

[@aluink]

@@GoshenFarmandGardens Sure thing chief! Put the lumber portion of it together this evening. Need to get me some tin snips to cut the steel for the final assembly. Man this thing rocks! Can't wait to fill it with dead logs and get the magic going :)

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Yes!!! 👏🏼 filling them up is the satisfying part

[@jamesweller616]

👍

[@marcdupuis5186]

@@GoshenFarmandGardens could you elaborate on this part (filling up)?

[@marycoakley7596]

Fantastic.for plants.nice asectic

[@robinmiller3863]

Love this!! Thanks so much for building something so simple that I feel like I can do it. Was going to go with cinder block, but this looks doable.

[@angelbear_og]

Have you tried it yet? I'm a single woman and wondering if I could manipulate those 12' boards & sheets of metal!

[@robinmiller3863]

@@angelbear_og I haven't tried this one, but 2 x 4s are fairly light. We did one that was 12' long with 2x12 boards and it was very heavy. Much too heavy for one person (me). I think you'll do fine. Since I'm building a large garden, I've decided to go with railroad ties around the perimeter and build up the entire area which is 130, x 50'

[@timbuckii8504]

Awesome!

[@kittyvine823]

Excellent! I subscribed

[@ChrisAllen3win]

I love your idea for a raised bed / hugel bed combo. A few things I am doing with my beds that might be interesting for you to try is that I am making it 3 feet tall above the walkway ground level, and adding it over an 18- inch - 24-inch hole, so as to create a much deeper hugel bed, and therefore increase all the benefits of the hugel bed, including compost heat. This makes it easier to garden as you get older. Also, I will put a 2X6 sanded and stained board (I stain all the wood as soon as I cut it, so that it weathers better, and gives the kids something to do) on the top of the entire bed, so as to add a greenhouse cover (or a shade cloth or insect screen), reduce the chance of cutting yourself on the metal, and increasing the aesthetic appeal. If you are in a temperate or cold climate, and even if you are inside a high tunnel, adding a greenhouse cover will add an additional 4-6 weeks to the growing season. One thing I did which adds quite a bit of cost, but has significant utility is to add stainless steel 1/2 inch hardware cloth to the bottom of the sheet metal, which is about 1 foot into the hole I dug before placing the raised bed over the hole. I attach the hardware cloth to the sheet metal with rivets every 6 inches overlapping about 4 inches on the sheet metal. I utilize stainless steel hardware cloth because it will not leach toxic metals into the soil like galvanized hardware cloth will, and this added bonus will keep moles and voles out of your raised beds, and allow the soil in your beds to stay connected with the earth beneath your beds, yet still keep out the moles and voles, who love to eat your prized plants. Because I am making a hugel bed I stack a large variety of logs in the bed, larger logs first end down, so they can begin to wick water from below faster, and then I pour minerals, sand, humic shale, rock dust, sea salt, char, and other additives that will add mineral density to the soil (as this will only be done once in 25+ years, I go with a bit larger on the particle size so that the biologicals in the soil can work on it longer). I soak the wood several times to charge it before putting in the planting soil. I bring the wood up to about 12-14 inches below the top of the bed, and fill the balance with rich compost and great topsoil, and put about 4-5 inches of excellent wood chip mulch on the top of everything. Then soak the bed again, let it drain for a couple days, and plant away. I have found that drip irrigation works the best in my beds.

[@markbailey3257]

Have you had any problem with the siding bulging out, especially with the increased volume?

[@markbailey3257]

Have you had any problem with the siding bulging out, especially with the increased volume?

[@larrym7442]

Love the technique and the final results. If I try this I may just cap the rails for extra protection against that sheet metal. Also maybe some chicken wire on the bottom to keep critters out

[@RobCooper]

Nice build

[@rossmclaud6441]

This was a great instruction on creating a raised bed. I have never constructed anything before this video lol! Thank you for posting this! I was able to modify it a little to make 2 @12'x4'x3' raised beds. This has truly been an inspiration!

[@petejoseph8257]

Good interesting content and good instruction.

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks for watching!

[@innerjon]

Great video

[@ikigai47]

Gorgeous bed. And nice drone work

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Hey thanks for those kind words Chaplin!

[@FBall-im8ui]

well done and the plans I will follow for my next builds Thanks Canada eh!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks for watching! 🇨🇦

[@juanmercedirizarry4915]

Thank you for this idea 💡. I will also add a sealer protectant, I notice that the wood is mostly outside the raised bed

[@linnsoltwedel]

That was a super simple build! :D Your video made them easy! :D Thanks!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Glad we could help!

[@fatfreddyscat5173]

Excellent!! Simple and to the point sans fluff and hype. Thanks much for your efforts in making it available. We wish y'all the best in your endeavor. d:^)

[@glennvanzuylen7047]

Nice 👍 job !!!!!

[@watti-yi7sw]

Well done! Simple and to the point Tip.... save you a step drilling metal. Use self tapping sheet metal screws. Chuck a nut driver in your makita impact and drive screws. If drilling especially for you with so many sheets. Stack all equal lengths together clamp layout holes with 'sharpie pen' and drill once. Again great design and THX!

[@julie007ght]

Genius!!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks!

[@kkkeller5531]

What a beautiful sight it will be out there when you are done!! Garden Of Tears!! And everything else your going to do it will be just precious beyond words!! You all are in my prayers every day for God's blessings health & protection!! I love you guys dearly & admire you & I know it's all for the glory of God!! I can be a part of it by encouraging you & lifting you all up in prayer!! Have a blessed Sunday!! 🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙌📖❤🙏👍🌹

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Thanks for watching and always stopping in to encourage us. We appreciate you and your prayers KK!

[@janwilliams4282]

Very nice

[@kennethshawnanthony5613]

Great video!!! I'm going to be ambitious and attempt to create 3 beds. (1) 2x12' bed and (2) 2x6' beds. Wish me luck, you made it seem so easy compared to other videos I've seen.

[@kennethshawnanthony5613]

What guage are you using (nail gun)?

[@linniem0529]

How'd it go? I'm going to attempt to make some myself

[@kennethshawnanthony5613]

@@linniem0529 It went great 👍 I literally did three at once. I did (2) 2x6's and (1) 2x12. If I could upload pictures I would. Literally the hardest part was cutting the sheet metal with a grinder saw. I didn't purchase the snips he used in the video.

[@joebocco492]

Very nice and easy design I was scrolling KZbin and I seen your channel and I dig it Thanks for sharing dude God Bless

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

Hey thanks for watching Joe and thanks for the kind words!

[@LileCremeans]

Just wanted to thank you for this video. We saw this back in March and ended up making 5 beds using your video as a guide. They turned out great and we'll always be thinking of you with each harvest every year!

[@GoshenFarmandGardens]

🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 thanks for the kind words and great job growing your own food 😊

[@Brad-99]

Nice!👍

[@Engwadur]

Nice! I love watch self sufficient me. And I've been thinking about re-purposing the lumbar of a loft bed we decided was too big for our bedroom. I think with the corrugated sheet metal I can save on some of the lumbar costs.

[@patriciaschleicher4443]

We built three of these this spring and now they are growing all kinds of vegetables. There are a few things we did a little different. Instead of one board in the center of the beds, we put two. We put two eye bolts on each one. One at the top and one at the bottom. Then, we attached SS wiring and twisted it until tight. We did this at the top and bottom of the two middle sections. There is no bulging at all. Plus they are covered so no board on top. Another thing we did was add a 1 X 2 board all the way around the beds. We did this so the edge of the metal siding is not exposed and no likely hood in getting cut by the metal. One last thing we did was mulch it with straw. I found it retained the water much better and kept the soil from drying out so quickly. I added 25 foot soaking hose for each bed. They go up one side and down the other. I staked the hose down with yard staples to keep it from rolling. I wish I could add a picture of our beds so you could see them. I absolutely love mine. No more back breaking planting garden. I've really enjoyed your videos here on KZbin and have learned so much. Thank you so much and my God Bless. I'm from Missouri, too, but now live in Kansas.

[@liahfox5840]

Yours is way better than the one I'm half way through building lol. I guess it's better late than never.

[@apiscandles]

that apple ay 5:25 great box thanks!

[@organicdudranch]

good job, I was able to find discarded corrugated metal roofing (28in.wide) i cut that into 14 in strips for boxes totaling approx 15 in high, (or you can go vertical for whatever height you want with better looks and strength) I also found that a screen or lots of broken glass in the bottom helped to prevent gophers, . they can ravage your garden. This design cost me close to zero, as you can use wood scraps thin strips if you use wood stakes along the sides. they last a good long time because the wood is not touching the dirt. superior to the costly other designs most people use. not only do other designs rot and cost a lot, they also leach poison if they are pressure treated wood. plastic deckwood bends a lot when warm(after time the pressure will bend them into an ugly mess),its also expensive. I found an 8 ft fence is best as elk can jump a 6ft fence for entertainment.

[@jakklump]

To make this type of bed last twice as long; 1) cut the wood, then primer and paint the pieces. 2) pre-drill the wood through the holes previously drilled through the corrugated steel sheets, then pump a dot of caulking into the hole. 3) use roofing screws to secure the metal to wood. theses are very attractive beds.

[@paulapjclark8928]

Easy Peazy ty 😊

[@matthewnewberry9843]

SSM is my go to garden guy, but you get the sub. Hope you have a great grow!