Do you want to learn everything you need to know about raised bed gardening, planning your garden, and maintaining your crops.? If yes, then keep reading.

Raised-bed gardening essentially means to separate the soil (by raising it) from the other soils, so that you can use the raised soil to your advantage. Various people use this form of gardening for various purposes. The elderly use this form of gardening so that they do not have to bend over to take care of the soil or the plant. Other gardeners use this particular method to control better and maintain the quality of the soil. Raised bed gardening is not an especially new concept to gardening. It has been used in a variety of settings around the world. The technique involves forming the soil into beds of particular lengths or shapes usually enclosed in a framework made from wood, concrete blocks or rocks.

The best thing about raised-bed gardening is that if you have never had your own garden before, this guide will give you a glimpse into what it takes to become an efficient gardener. Of course, more experienced gardeners may already utilize this method for other purposes, but here we will talk about raised-bed gardening for beginners.

Raised-bed gardening is a method that has been used over the years because there are several advantages to it. Apart from the fact that you get to learn how to go about gardening as a beginner, it will also benefit your garden in another way. It is known to be a good way to protect your soil from the much-dreaded weeds by way of example.

Admittedly the process may seem to be long and tedious, but this method of gardening has countless advantages as well. Various civilizations and people have benefited from raised-bed cultivation because it can add to the beauty of the garden. Once you have mastered raising beds, you will be able to enjoy the numerous advantages of this form of gardening. There's a reason that so many civilizations prefer raising their beds over traditional methods of gardening.

This book covers the following topics:

- What is, raised bed gardening?

- Methods of raised bed gardening

- Planning your garden

- How do you build a raised garden bed?

- Soil and site preparation

- Planting and maintaining crops in a raised bed gardening

- Growing plants

- Harvesting and storing your crops

- What to grow and what not to grow in your raised beds

- Plant profiles and hardiness zones

- How to defend against plant parasites

- Frequently asked questions

...And much more

So, as you can see, it is good not only for the plants, flowers, or whichever crops you choose to grow but also for the soil. Though you can purchase prebuilt raised-beds, if you learned to make such beds on your own, you would get to save up on money by getting some hands-on experience.

As a beginner, trying raised-bed gardening may be daunting, and it may seem like a challenge, but with this book, you will get a good idea of how to go about it. No worries, this book will cover everything you need to know so you can quickly get started.