Installing/Staining our Raised Beds

[@kathyrackow880]

The Process takes time but the Final Result Will Be So Worth It. You are making good progress considering the amount of rainy days.

[@homewithandreasims4335]

Thanks Kathy! Slow and steady right....

[@cindybaker7543]

Your beds are turning out great. Nice job.

[@homewithandreasims4335]

Thanks so much!

[@marystrong8653]

Great job! That’s alot of work. Looking forward to continuing videos to watch the garden grow. You may want to fill-in the beds with soil before getting the stones, to avoid soil in the stones.

[@homewithandreasims4335]

Thank you! It was definitely a bigger job than I thought. I was actually just thinking that it would be easier to get the soil in and blow it our if we were to spill. So before the rocks it will be!

[@charlesb3422]

thanks for the tips, we'll be doing the same ourselves.. 1 question... why didn't you stain the whole inside of the bed?

[@homewithandreasims4335]

Hi sorry for the delay! Since the insides are lined with landscape fabric I didnt think it was necessary to also stain. I stained just up to where the landscape fabric would not be in order to protect the wood.

[@HVACRTECH-83]

​@homewithandreasims4335 but the water will get through the fabric and rot your wood from the inside out unfortunately. It's best to not use any liners in beds, if moles are a problem use wire hardware cloth but liners make the wood rot much quicker. Just a heads up. The beds look great though I think I may buy this stain for mine