Raised bed install and living-soil repair
The yard
A bed that stays. Soil that works.
Structure and biology are two jobs. Concrete holds the line for decades. Living soil — wood, worms, and vermicast — feeds the plants after we leave.
Concrete beds
- Cast panels, built on site. Cedar cap or a clean concrete rim — not a kit that racks and rots.
- Install is included. We set the frame level in the yard. We do not ship panels.
- Heavy enough to stay. A drip run can go in with the frame if you want water at the bed.
Living soil system
- Hugelkultur and a vermicast-and-compost cap — the engine under the plants, not a bag of potting dirt.
- A worm start of about a thousand red wigglers. From then on the bed is its own bin.
- Kitchen scraps in rotating corners, or we come monthly to feed and check the bed. Biology, not salt, does the work.