2 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Hem-Fir Brown Stain Ground Contact Pressure-Treated Lumber (Actual: 1.5 in. x 5.5 in. x 96 in.)

Depends on your ability if you can build it or not?

Use a saw and cut to 6’

Would work, but why? Use regular 2 x 6 and use deck stain. This tends to be dry so splinters could be problem

Should work just fine

We would not recommend this product because of the incisor marks in the lumber to be used as a walkway. The product would work fine however it would be hard on bare feet. If that is not a concern you could certainly use it for a walkway.

Yes, you can use pressure-treated lumber to build an outdoor garden bed. However, untreated wood such as Redwood or Cedar are ideal choices.

No! Treated lumber is not intended where there will be contact with clothes or skin. Moreover, the lowest grade lumber is used for treating meaning it is full of splinters and splits and knots [an appearance issue only]. You would be better off purchasing decent quality appearance lumber and either priming and painting using oil base primer and marine paint or rolling on Copper Green, then painting the lumber, especially the seating area and table top.

Not to be too concerned with this arsenic free formulation. Wear gloves during construction. Flush the interior of the box with soapy water before dirt and no worry. Not for horse corrals. Yep a scientist I am.

Absolutely , your garden won’t be “organic” per se but it works great for raised beds. No arsenic

Please visit your local Home Depot for availability via special order.