Cedar vs. metal raised garden beds
See how cedar and metal kits compare on food safety, longevity, and real-world performance.
Read guideTimberlane Gardens raised garden bed bundles make it simple to expand your garden with a coordinated set of handcrafted cedar beds designed to work together — at better value than purchasing individual beds separately. Each bed assembles in seconds with no tools, no hardware, and no hassle.
Built from sustainably sourced Select Cedar and handcrafted in Homer Glen, Illinois, these bundles give you clean, natural, chemical-free growing space for vegetables, herbs, flowers, and pollinator-friendly plantings. Our traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery delivers long-lasting strength without screws or brackets.
Perfect for gardeners expanding a vegetable plot, creating companion planting zones, adding matching raised beds to a patio, or building a multi-bed layout that looks cohesive and performs reliably through every season.
Every bed is made from sustainably sourced Select Cedar from the Pacific Northwest and left completely untreated — no coatings, no preservatives — so the wood stays natural and safe for growing the foods your family eats. To see exactly how we source our cedar and what sustainability means in our shop, visit Sustainability at Timberlane Gardens.
Need help planning your setup? Below this collection, you’ll find our Ultimate Raised Bed Soil Guide and the Plant Spacing & Capacity Estimator to help you choose the right sizes and layout. When you click into a specific raised bed, each product page includes a soil calculator so you can estimate how many cubic feet of soil you’ll need before you order.
If you're comparing different materials for your garden, our gardener-to-gardener guide explains how cedar and metal raised beds perform throughout the season. Read the cedar vs metal comparison.
Directed by Nature. Built by hand. Designed to grow more in every season.
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One-year warranty on standard products, up to a three-year warranty on premium items, and a 90-day warranty on B-Stock. All warranties include free part replacement and covered shipping costs. Please see each item for full warranty details.
For clear answers on shipping, returns, replacements, and how to reach us quickly, visit our Customer Support & Trust Center.
Free lower-48 shipping on most orders. Alaska & Hawaii may incur a fee based on weight.
One-year warranty on standard products, up to a three-year warranty on premium items, and a 90-day warranty on B-Stock. All warranties include free part replacement and covered shipping costs. Please see each item for full warranty details.
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Get clear, reliable guidance based on real gardening experience so you can choose the right raised beds with confidence.
See how cedar and metal kits compare on food safety, longevity, and real-world performance.
Read guideCompare Timberlane Gardens bed sizes, depths, and layouts so you can choose the right setup.
Read guideEstimate soil volume, bag counts, and mix ideas for any Timberlane Gardens raised bed.
Read guideA complete, plain-language guide to building and maintaining healthy soil in your raised beds.
Read guideUse this guide to estimate how many plants fit comfortably in a raised bed based on real root-space volume, not just square footage. Select how many of each plant you want to grow, and we’ll show you which Timberlane Gardens bed sizes can support them.
Adjust the number of plants in each row. The calculator uses a conservative estimate of cubic feet of root space per plant for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, green beans, and zucchini/summer squash.
Total estimated root-space volume needed: 0.0 cubic feet
This is an estimate for root space and comfortable spacing in a raised bed. Actual spacing can vary by variety, pruning style, and how intensively you plant.
We’ll compare your total root-space needs against common Timberlane Gardens raised bed sizes using internal dimensions (mortise-and-tenon joints already accounted for).
Tip: It is usually better to have a little extra space than to overpack a bed, especially for tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and squash.