Original Veggie Bed Sage Garden Planting Mist Green Vegetable Planter Easy to Grow our Own 2x Veg Bed by Thompson and Morgan. (Mist Green)

• Original Veggie Bed is a stylish and practical way of growing your home-grown fruit and veg.
• These veggie beds are strong and weatherproof making them durable and easy to use.
• Each bed can be built in six different shapes and sizes perfect for if you have a smaller space, choose the best fit for your plot.
• Supplied as 2x Original Veggie Bed Paperbark in Sage. (40 x 130 x 90cm)
• Supplied with T&M’s very own cultural instructions

Original Veggie Beds are perfect for vegetables, flowers and herbs and make perfect alpine throughs. With an old fashioned 1940’s style these corrugated steel planters are perfect for growing your own, perfect for creating a vintage look in the garden or allotment.

The clever flat-pack design can be set up in 6 different ways to suit the size and shape of your plot. Simply lay it out in a rectangle or square to the dimensions required, then assemble it using the hardware and handy tool provided – it’s really that simple! The kit even includes a plastic edging to protect the top edge and give an attractive finish.

The strong walls are made from durable, weatherproof Zincalume steel with an attractive sage-green Colourbond coating, lasting up to 4 times as long as normal galvanised steel.

These hardwearing raised beds are a comfortable working height of 40cm (16”). For the best results, construct them on level ground, preferable on a bed of 10-20mm of gravel to allow excellent drainage and prevents deterioration of the bottom edge of the bed.

Each bed can be set up in any of the following shapes and sizes:
Oblong: 1.6m x 0.6m – requires 375 litres of compost
Small Rectangle: 0.9m x 0.6m – requires 225 litres of compost
Small Square: 0.6m x 0.6m – requires 100 litres of compost
Medium Rectangle: 1.3m x 0.6m – requires 250 litres of compost
Large Square: 0.9m x 0.9m – requires 250 litres of compost
Large Rectangle: 1.3m x 0.9m – requires 400 litres of compost