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4. Assemble the Frame Bend the corners of the metal sheets at a right angle to form the walls of the raised bed. Secure the edges together using screws or rivets, ensuring they are tightly fitted to prevent any openings.

Once your layout is established, it’s time to dig the post holes. The depth of the holes should be at least one-third of the height of the post above ground. For example, if you’re installing a 6-foot fence, the holes should be about 2 feet deep. Use a post hole digger or auger to create holes that are wide enough to accommodate the posts and allow for some concrete or gravel around them.

Since raised corrugated metal garden beds are filled with a tailored mix of soil, gardeners can create the ideal environment for their plants. This control over soil quality can lead to enhanced nutrient retention and improved drainage, further boosting plant health and productivity. Moreover, using a high-quality soil mix can reduce the likelihood of weeds and pests, as the controlled environment discourages common garden nuisances.

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