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21.01.2022 With the Wet nearly here, it's a great time for a bit of TLC on you garden bed. If your merbau tops have darkened or become weathered, do not despair. I have just carried out the sanding and sealing of my beds and the pics show it all.

21.01.2022 A couple of pics my lovely customers have sent through of their beds set up. They look amazing guys!

20.01.2022 Thanks to all my customers who love to share their pics of their raised beds set up.

16.01.2022 Perfect for those who have back issues. 1500 x 500 x 430mm elevated to 800mm high. $265. Pictured in Monument Colourbond, but can be made in any Colourbond colour.

16.01.2022 New design! This raised bed has a laminated merbau panel with Monument Colourbond external on sides and back. Dimensions: 1280 x 500 x 620mm H. It has painted internal H3 timber supports and Monument corner moulds. This does not have a base but can be made with one. $465

15.01.2022 Thanks Meg for sharing pics of your raised beds all set up. They look fantastic!

15.01.2022 Who doesn't like to take a seat in there garden and have storage room. This gorgeous Tasmanian oak seater has got you covered! Dimensions: 1600 x 500x 430mm deep elevated by 100mm in Classic Cream with Woodland Grey corner moulds. $465

14.01.2022 1900 x 390 x 750mm elevated by 100mm for total height of 850mm. Monument colourbond with matching corner moulds. Painted and lined $405 each. Can be made in any colourbond colour.

11.01.2022 New colour- Mangrove. 1500 x 500 x 800 high with a 430mm set base. Merbau tops with zinc base. Lined with painted internal timbers throughout. $345

10.01.2022 Your raised garden beds look amazing Courtney! Thank you for sharing.

07.01.2022 L shaped elevated by 100mm. 1800 x 1200 x 500 x 430mm deep. Monument colourbond with matching trims. Painted and lined. $385 Made as a set with planter boxes and 1500 x 500 x 430mm. $245.

06.01.2022 A change from the merbau. A customer requested a blonde hardwood to complement her flooring. This Tasmanian Oak came up beautifully with the Basalt colourbond and contrasting monument external corner moulds. See under pics for pricing. Can be made in any colourbond colours or using merbau if you prefer the redwood.

06.01.2022 Some of the raised beds going out today.

05.01.2022 Display area starting to come together! I planted another couple of passionfruit on the other side of the arch. I'm a big one for repurposed, upcycled materials. I found an old clothes rack and chicken mesh to make the trellis at no cost. Still a way to go but it's coming together.

04.01.2022 Another beautiful raised garden bed pictured sent in by a customer. They look amazing Kerri.

04.01.2022 Biggest problems we face in the NT with our gardens are termites! But how do we get rid of them naturally without using poisons such as Termidor around our veggies? Keeping an eye out for signs of a nest are crucial, such as mud/ dirt trails traveling up the sides of your house or beds. Since I use H3 treated timber my beds remained untouched but sometimes I have lost the plants themselves to termites from not checking the soil. So turning the soil keeping regular checks, ...is part of living in the beautiful top end. But if you have found they have made there way to your garden and trying to move in on your plants, here are a couple of suggestions: 1. Mix half a cup of vinegar and the juice of two lemons and spray directly on them. The citric acid and vinegar kills them. It's a process where you have to keep checking, finding and eliminating. 2. Orange oil. Again they hate citrus. 3. Cardboard traps: These are often effective because they contain the cellulose that attracts termites. The hope is that any nearby termites will gather near the trap, which can then be disposed of by burning. If you have any other helpful suggestions please share to the page! Happy gardening

01.01.2022 Some new beds for Fresh Point Co. Cafe Such a beautiful Cafe in Bellamack. If you haven't tried them you must pop in for a coffee. These are made in Monument and provide excellent screening or to section off an area.