Untreated boards for raised garden beds
 

Where can I find untreated lumber for raised garden beds?

Lowe's and Home Depot say they do not carry them.

JJ

You might call Fitch Lumber in Carrboro...they like everything natural down there...

You might call Fitch Lumber in Carrboro...they like everything natural
down there...


Jones Wrote:
Where can I find untreated lumber for raised garden beds?

Lowe's and Home Depot say they do not carry them.

JJ


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On 2005-03-20, Kathie wrote:

You might call Fitch Lumber in Carrboro...they like everything natural
down there...


Jones Wrote:
Where can I find untreated lumber for raised garden beds?

Lowe's and Home Depot say they do not carry them.

JJ



Considering they will rot, why not consider the retaining wall
landscaping blocks instead? I think the ones at Lowes or HD can be
raised a foot or maybe 2 safely. You need the commercial ones to go
higher.

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