If you're more serious about your gardening, or simply want easier access to the produce, consider adding a raised planter/storage bench to your patio or deck. It gives you a lot of planting space, plus a handy location for fertilizers, extra pots or tools. If the raw wood look doesn't work for you, finish it with a nontoxic paint or stain. More:Vertical Gardens Raise Limits for LandscapesUnexpected Edible GardensHow to Build a Raised Garden Bed
I have been talking all spring about the fact that my huge deck needs more planting. This is a great way to grow a garden on your deck with the right soil depth and without having to bend over everything. It's perfect for an urban gardener with little yard space or someone like me who just needs to add interest to their deck or patio.
measures 35 1/2" high by 25" wide by 73 3/8" long — Wicki Mitchell