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When I dug these up, it became clear that the raised beds we installed way back in 2012 (see here, here and here) were well past their best. The corner pegs had rotted, as had some of the side boards. 3 of the beds were completely falling apart, the other 3 were worse for wear so we decided to replace them all. Time for an upgrade.
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One of the old beds in |
I scraped back the gravel, and in the empty beds I dug the soil away from the inner edges too.



The other improvement I've made is to peg down the weed-proof membrane under the gravel. Whilst it hasn't really been a big problem, there were a few places where the edges has poked up through the gravel. I've used old tent pegs that are past their best but still good enough for this job.

The finished product, ready for this year's planting.
It was wondering if I could use this write-up on my other website, I will link it back to your website though.Great Thanks. renewing a domain name
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