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Which size should I get for tomatoes?
Asked by coupon_hawk
The 8 x 2 ft gives you a proper row; the 4 x 2 ft is fine for a couple of plants and fits a patio. I have both and use them slightly differently.
unsolicited_opinions· shopper·Does it need tools to assemble?
Asked by aunt_deb
No, the boards interlock by hand. I built mine in about ten minutes once I had laid the pieces out.
SGT_Bagel· shopper·Will the untreated wood rot?
Asked by coupon_hawk
Cedar naturally resists rot and mine is two years old and untreated. It is greying rather than rotting. I cannot promise it lasts forever, but it is holding up well.
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MaMarcus T. VerifiedFinally, a bed my back approves ofApril 30, 2026 · 4 x 2 ft
I'm 61 and I have been kneeling on wet grass for thirty years. This goes together in about ten minutes with no tools, which I genuinely did not believe until I tried it. The 4 x 2 is perfect for my tomatoes and a row of lettuce, and the open bottom means the roots found the clay below within a month. The cedar smell fades, which my wife was disappointed about.
- JuJune B. VerifiedGreat for a rented patio
June 9, 2026 · 4 x 2 ft
I am not allowed to dig the garden, so this sits on slabs and grows more herbs than I can use. The 4 x 2 fits a small yard without swallowing it.
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We appreciate the honesty, and we're glad it arrived safely.
- ququietkettle Verified
May 24, 2026
It holds dirt. Admirably, and mostly in one place. Easy to put up, drains well in a wet spring. No clever extras, which suits me.









