
Greenes Fence RC6S6T35B cedar raised bed
The 4-by-8-foot frame adds width and 17.5-inch sides for a larger raised-bed project.
Read our takeA long, narrow cedar bed for a garden border.
The two-foot width is appealing beside a path where you want a useful growing strip without giving up the whole border.
A long, narrow cedar bed for a garden border. I would mark the outline on the ground before bringing in the soil. Leave the path you will use for watering, tending, and carrying a harvest back to the house.
The untreated cedar boards are 3/4 inch thick, with dovetail joints and routed corner posts. The frame can weather to a silver-gray finish. Plan the bed as part of the garden layout rather than treating the filled structure as something to move between seasons.
Choose the planting arrangement around the usable space.
Keep a clear route for watering and tending.

The 4-by-8-foot frame adds width and 17.5-inch sides for a larger raised-bed project.
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The 2-by-4-foot frame keeps the 14-inch sides and halves the length for a shorter border.
Read our takeIt is an open-bottom frame that sits over a suitable site.
The purchase is the cedar frame; plan growing medium and plants separately.
Product information checked 2026-10-29. Our assessment uses the linked specifications and manuals; it does not represent a hands-on test. Editorial standards & corrections.