Five all cedar raised beds and assorted containers provide ample planting area for this backyard vegetable garden.
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard mulch vegetable garden landscape in Los Angeles for summer.

A front yard with 3 large stained wood planter boxes for a vegetable garden. Surrounded by pebbles with a concrete paver walkway. And two drought-tolerant beds with mulch.

Raised cedar beds along the Sakonnet River, surrounded by in-ground planting beds, enclosed by a perennial border. A blueberry hedge buffers coastal breezes, while a gravel sitting area offers water views from within the garden. Jeremy Brodeur

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Photo of a large traditional partial sun backyard gravel vegetable garden landscape for fall.

A client of ours wanted to redesign a garden they had and we suggested to put in raised vegetable beds.
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Philadelphia.

The garden is just kicking in. Note tomatoes at the top of the green stakes. Photo by Steve Masley
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Newly built vegetable garden. Beds are 4 inch cedar, pathways are river stone, contained on the perimeter by steel edging. Critterfence deters rabbits without obscuring the architecture of the garden. In the rear, support posts contain raspberries.

A client of ours wanted to redesign a garden they had and we suggested to put in raised vegetable beds.
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Philadelphia.

Newly built vegetable garden. Beds are 4 inch cedar, pathways are river stone. Critterfence deters rabbits without detracting from the garden architecture. Support posts in the rear contain raspberries, and blueberries are freshly transplanted in the middle.

Boxes were lined with additional geotextile to prevent soil leakage and preserve timbers. Note reinforcing "dead man" timber to reinforce bed construction. Photos by John Kelly of LandscapeConsultation.com

Two deep planter boxes will make a fine home for organic vegetables. Photo by Steve Masley
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---Landscape Design and Photography by: Marco Romani, RLA. ---Construction/Installation by: www.thearrowshop.com
Design ideas for a small traditional partial sun backyard brick vegetable garden landscape in Chicago.

The summer garden is cleared out, except for a couple of cherry tomatoes that are still producing. Winter vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, kale, spinach, Swiss chard, carrots, radishes, and scallions are planted in place of the summer vegetables. Photo by Steve Masley

Chicken coop/vegetable garden complex is hardworking and beautiful. Daylilies, geranium and gaillardia soften the front of the practical garden. Multiple layers of fencing keep out deer and raptors, and allows the owners' to control where the chickens can go. Rustic design gives a nod to the local rural community.

Newly built vegetable garden. Beds are built with 4 inch cedar timbers, pathways are soil (for now). Seven foot tall Critterfence deters both deer and smaller garden pests without detracting from the garden architecture.

Design ideas for a large rustic full sun side yard mulch and wood fence vegetable garden landscape in Minneapolis for summer.

These beds are raised using stone tread stock set on edge and then back filled with an amended soil mix. Raising the beds makes turning the soil and working in the beds easier. The soil of the raised beds also warms up faster in early spring, allowing the beds to be planted a little earlier in the year. Seen in these beds are tomatoes, peppers and broccoli.

Purchased livestock troughs are a fun, easy and economical alternative for a small vegetable garden. Deer fencing keeps it safe, and cute garden art adds impace. Photo credit: The Ardent Gardener Landscape Design

This once empty yard was transformed with perennial gardens, raised garden beds, a cute chicken coop, and boxwood hedge with a garden gate. The raised beds are home to strawberries, vegetables, herbs, lavender and annuals.