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Raised Beds on DFW Craigslist
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Raised Beds on DFW Craigslist
I saw this on Craig's List and wanted to pass it along to anyone in the DFW area.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/hsh/1766583231.html
I bought two of these for myself and a friend bought one. The guy lives in Frisco - just minutes from me - and still has 4 or 5 left. They are made out of recycled plastic bottles and scrap lumber and look like the composite decking stuff you see at Lowe's or Home Depot. The kit creates a 7' long by 3.5' wide bed. Not exactly SFG specs but close enough. They are exactly 8" deep. I'll be adding a new beds this winter and couldn't pass up the chance to get 'em for $35 each. That's about half what you see kits for at the stores.
If you want additional info on them you can find it at the manufacturer's web site @ http://greenlandgardener.com/
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/hsh/1766583231.html
I bought two of these for myself and a friend bought one. The guy lives in Frisco - just minutes from me - and still has 4 or 5 left. They are made out of recycled plastic bottles and scrap lumber and look like the composite decking stuff you see at Lowe's or Home Depot. The kit creates a 7' long by 3.5' wide bed. Not exactly SFG specs but close enough. They are exactly 8" deep. I'll be adding a new beds this winter and couldn't pass up the chance to get 'em for $35 each. That's about half what you see kits for at the stores.
If you want additional info on them you can find it at the manufacturer's web site @ http://greenlandgardener.com/
Re: Raised Beds on DFW Craigslist
I bought exactly the same beds at Sam's Club for $39.
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Re: Raised Beds on DFW Craigslist
That's a great price for retail Jola. The cheapest I've seen them in stores around here is $55-$60. It's amazing the mark-up on some of this stuff.
Re: Raised Beds on DFW Craigslist
I also bought seven of those at Sam's for $39. The best part is you can stack them higher, they just clip together. A little ductape on the inside seam keeps dirt from working it's way through. I stack them two high, and the company said you can even go 3 tall with some reinforcement with rebar. So far I love them.
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