The LAZY CURVE Raised Garden Bed- another fun alternative to conventional straight edged raised garden beds, will compliment any garden as a single focal feature or better still in combination with 2 or more additional Lazy Curve beds. The design alternatives are almost endless. With lots of growing area for flowers, herbs, veggies, fruits, heathers or lavender, it’s easy to assemble to create a beautiful focal point while still leaving space to walk around it. Stunning as a flower garden and incredibly functional as a veggie garden you can plant annuals and perennials with vegetables. Veggies including artichoke, arugula, asparagus, lettuce, pole beans, beets, carrots and cabbage will all thrive in this raised garden bed, together with luscious tomatoes, fragrant herbs and flowers. Plant luscious tomatoes, fragrant herbs and flowers in the shallower levels. For easier harvesting, leave sufficient space on all sides making it super-easy to run out and pick veggies for a salad. Tool-free snap-lock joints make it simple to install. Your kit comes with everything you need other than soil and plants. Each modular kit includes food safe, straight and curved composite boards and snap-lock stacking brackets. The insulating open-channel boards trap air, providing insulation to your soil, keeping soil warmer in the spring and fall, and cooler in the summer to extend the growing period.
- 48 sq. ft. of planting area
- Garden will assemble in a 4 ft. x 12 ft. square foot location
- Create unique designs with 270° pivoting brackets
- Earth-friendly boards made from recycled plastic are durable and all-weather with a textured wood-grain finish
- Unlike cedar they will not rot, splinter nor disintegrate
- Snap-lock brackets mean that no tools are needed for assembly
- Increase the garden’s size and dimensions by adding additional kits
- Food-safe composite boards are made from 38% HDPE plastic and 62% certified sustainably sourced wood fibers
- Easy to follow assembly instructions included













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