Rustikman

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Here are photos of beds being filled and retic added.We put jarrah wood chips in first for drainage, then pea straw, then sheep manure, then layers of ...

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Hi I didn't see that post but will check it out Thanks Jason

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We built these garden beds from jarrah end pieces from an auction. They are mightily heavy. My Son (Rustikman) built them after I modified and took i ...

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Hi Michael I am 67 and my son (Rustikman) Is building this for me. I logged him in so he could see what others are doing. We found some jarrah at auc ...

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Thanks @mdstorrsWe are doing one garden bed using a similar build to your main bed. It wont be moved again probably. Does yours drain onto the groun ...

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Am I able to use Marri instead of Jarrah for a raised garden bed

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That looks fantastic @Rustikman !I love the wood colour.

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Well done @Rustikman. It looks fantastic and I'm sure will inspire many other community members. Great to see you have been inspired by @mdstorrs Tall ...

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Hi all & happy new DECADE!Well everything with our reno has slowed down a of late... damn you beastly budgets... but I've been fiddling away with a fe ...

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Hi @Rustikman Straight onto the ground. We do have good drainage in the back yard, but even so, I have never seen water come out the bottom and just s ...

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Hi @Rustikman I didn't use hardwood on mine, as the whole thing weighs over 1500 kg. The treated pine sleepers are quite heavy, so I imagine the hardw ...

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It's been 15 months now, so I thought I would upload a few photos from my success. I won't horrify you with the failures. 13kg of Sweet Potatoes in o ...

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Here are photos of beds being filled and retic added.We put jarrah wood chips in first for drainage, then pea straw, then sheep manure, then layers of ...

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Hi I didn't see that post but will check it out Thanks Jason

Cultivating a Following

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We built these garden beds from jarrah end pieces from an auction. They are mightily heavy. My Son (Rustikman) built them after I modified and took i ...

Cultivating a Following

Hi Michael I am 67 and my son (Rustikman) Is building this for me. I logged him in so he could see what others are doing. We found some jarrah at auc ...

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Thanks @mdstorrsWe are doing one garden bed using a similar build to your main bed. It wont be moved again probably. Does yours drain onto the groun ...

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