Sub-irrigated Raised Bed Liners

 

 

 

Gardener's Supply has some on target products but this isn't one of them. The best way to line a raised bed is with impervious plastic sheeting, rather than one that allows water to drain.

This product assumes top watering when clearly the best way to irrigate a raised bed is by sub-irrigation.

Have a look at this Flickr photo set to see sub-irrigated raised beds and other types of SIPs. 

via www.gardeners.com

Use a Raised Bed Anywhere with Grow Bed Liners

Sized to fit our Grow Beds, these liners keep soil contained so you can install beds on a patio, paved area or concrete slab — any hard surface — without soil washing out and making a mess. They prevent weeds from infiltrating beds set on the lawn, too. Made from patented, double-layer polypropylene fabric that allows water to drain.

Grow Bed Liner, 3' x 3' - Item #39-378 $29.95
Grow Bed Liner, 3' x 6' - Item #39-452 $49.95

    •    Install Grow Beds on any hard surface
    •    Liners prevent soil and compost from washing out
    •    Made from long-lasting, double-layer polypropylene fabric
    •    Sized to fit our 3' x 3' and 3' x 6' Grow Beds and similarly sized           raised beds

Specifications at a Glance:
    •    Double-layer polypropylene fabric
    •    3' x 3' Grow Bed Liner is 37-1/2" square x 10" H
    •    3' x 6' Grow Bed Liner is 37-1/2" W x 72" L x 36" W x 10" H
    •    Made in USA
    •    Gardener's Supply Exclusive

Comments

[dorthypacker]

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