Small-Space Raised Salad Box: {DIY}

Today’s feature is from Sunset with this nifty Small-Space Salad Box:

DIY Raised Salad Box Project By sunset.com

DIY Raised Salad Box Project By sunset.com


Having fresh greens at your fingertips is one of the best parts of the growing season. And with a raised planter right outside the kitchen door, you can have a continual supply of salad greens nearly year-round.

This 3½-foot-tall box, designed by Sunset senior Home writer Peter O. Whiteley, is an especially easy project, taking only a few hours to build.

If you don’t have time to manage a garden plot, consider this clever and low-maintenance solution to having a selection of fresh veggies at your finger tips. It’s also a great option for those new to gardening and want to start small (or for condo/apartment dwellers who just have a small balcony to work with).

The idea is to take a window box, attach some legs to it then use it as a raised planter to grow a small amount of herbs and vegetables. Not only will it provide you with fresh produce, but it looks great too!

Please visit the site above for the project details.

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First Published: March 8, 2010
Filed: DIY Projects, Green Thumb Projects

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One Comment to “Small-Space Raised Salad Box: {DIY}”
  1. Mary says:

    It also looks great for the rabbit-challenged! I’m moving my leafy temptations out of the garden and onto the deck! Thanks!


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