What kind of wood is best for raised vegetable beds?
Should i put a weed barrier down
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Hi Cathy, I would use Red wood. It will last a long time. Yes I would put a weed barrier down. Happy planting
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Cedar wood is great. Never used treated wood, it can leach into the soil and into your veggies!
This may help: https://www.almanac.com/content/how-build-raised-garden-bed