A pair of 4-by-8-foot beds in 3/4-inch North American cedar, 7 inches deep, with dovetailed corner posts that need no tools.
Sixty-four square feet across two frames is a serious vegetable garden, and splitting it in two is what makes rotation practical — brassicas one year, roots the next, without trying to remember which half of a single long bed grew what. Set them parallel with a path between and you can reach every plant from a standing position.
Greenes Fence has been building cedar garden structures in Ohio since 1947, working with North American timber.
