Questions and Answers for Greenes Fence 4 ft. x 4 ft. x 7 in. Original Cedar Raised Garden Bed

A:  Yes. Pine boards take stain well but possibly unevenly. The wood is porous.

A:  Yes, the pine boards can be stained or finished.

A:  You can put it directly on concrete, but if you do, it needs a liner to keep the soil in place. Water drains out through it, and the soil will get out the same way. The liner needs to be porous to let water out, so a plastic tarp won't do it, you need landscape fabric for that.

A:  The garden bed can be placed on any flat level surface. A liner can help prevent soil run off.

A:  It can be placed on a concrete surface. No liner is needed. My concern about the concrete would be the heat retained by the concrete during the summer.

A:  I installed mine on top of granite rock with some soil. I did line them to prevent the soil from washing away from the bottom and that is what I advise.

A:  This garden bed will hold about 46 cu. ft. of soil material.

A:  2 cubic soil, 2 bags. I use compost and leaves to fill mine

A:  Actually takes only 4.5 cu ft. for one layer. We always put two together to make it taller, deeper and more easily worked.

A:  A little less than 12 cubic feet.

A:  The garden bed holds about 9.3 cu. ft. of soil.

A:  9 cubic feet

A:  No. Pollination is not achieved thru the root system, I do believe.

A:  The middle divider should not eliminate cross pollination. Insects will be able to go over the barrier and the plants should be able to grow over the middle divider.

A:  The pieces are all about 2ft long. You would not be able to cut them shorter unless you have the ability to make the Dovetail style notches.

A:  This garden bed is 4 ft. wide x 8 ft. long x 14 in. high.

A:  Please consult with your local Home Depot rep. They will be able to help.

A:  The 10.5 inch height met my needs. I do not know if you could put one on top of the other.

A:  Yes, this can be doubled or put on top of the other to make it higher.

A:  Yes! We doubled the height and the length. No problem.

A:  Yes, the garden beds can be stacked.

A:  Yes, it can be doubled.

A:  This product ships to the contiguous United States.

A:  I have the raised garden bed 4×8 and the one that's 4×4. Don't know of one in the size you are looking for

A:  This garden bed is 4 ft. wide x 8 ft. long with one section of the bed 7 in. high and one section of the bed 10.5 in. high.

A:  Well-drained loam soil is best to grow potatoes.