Raised Garden Beds for a Thriving Backyard

There is a quiet satisfaction in growing your own, from the first sprigs of basil to a summer harvest of tomatoes. A raised garden bed makes it easier and more productive, lifting your plants to a comfortable height while improving drainage and keeping the garden neat.

Our collection gathers raised beds, planter boxes and tiered designs in galvanised steel, timber and durable composite materials, all offering a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. Style them alongside artificial plants on a balcony or courtyard for greenery that lasts all year.

Choosing the Right Garden Bed for Your Space

Consider what you want to grow and how much room you have. Compact balcony planters suit herbs and salad greens, while large family veggie patches give roots room to spread. A bed of around 30cm to 45cm deep suits most vegetables, and self watering systems and modular kits make care easier, while rust resistant galvanised steel and treated timber stand up to years of Australian weather.

• Raised beds, planter boxes and tiered designs
• Galvanised steel, timber and composite materials
• Compact balcony through to large veggie patch sizes
• Self watering and modular options available

Styles to Suit Your Space

A galvanised steel bed brings a clean, modern edge to a courtyard, while natural timber suits a relaxed country garden. Pair beds with an outdoor storage box for tools, keep everything tidy in a nearby shed, and set up seating with a complete outdoor dining set to enjoy the harvest.

Frequently Asked Questions

How deep should a raised garden bed be?

Around 30cm to 45cm deep suits most vegetables and herbs, giving roots room to grow. Deeper beds suit root vegetables and larger, established plants.

What material is best for a garden bed?

Galvanised steel resists rust and lasts for years, treated timber offers a natural look, and composite materials balance durability with low maintenance.

What is a self watering garden bed?

Self watering beds hold a reservoir of water that plants draw on as needed, reducing how often you water and helping keep soil evenly moist.

Can I use a raised bed on a balcony?

Yes. Compact planter boxes and tiered designs suit balconies and courtyards, letting you grow herbs, greens and flowers in even a small space.