Raised garden beds feature more advantages than disadvantages, hence they have become a trendy feature of the landscape.
Raised garden beds along the fence line protect the plants from strong winds. Building them next to the fence is also a space-saving solution leaving the lawn at your disposal for entertainment zones and extras.
You can use the structure of the garden bed to improve the curb appeal of your home.
If you are convinced of the raised flower bed pros, then let us show you 15 Stunning Raised Flower Beds to Enhance Your Fence Line.
1. Metal And Pallet Wood Flower Bed To Enhance The Rustic Look
Raised garden beds next to the fence can be both appealing and functional. This garden landscape idea complements the traditional brick fence with rustic-looking containers.
Their size is large and suitable to grow various seasonal flowers or why not vegetables?
The inspiring design of these containers incorporates upcycled materials- leftover metal sheets and pallet slats. They look gorgeous, don’t they?
Especially when a coat of stain is applied on the wood to protect it and give it a retro look.
2. A Wooden Container
Raised garden beds in the shape of portable containers are perfect for small-sized gardens. They can add a bright touch to the existing landscape and enhance the fence line.
This container was made from wood in a retro shape showcasing the texture of the wood.
Containers are also suitable for providing visual interest during all four seasons.
3. Flower Beds Lined Up With Wooden Boards
This raised garden bed idea incorporates simple straight lines that follow the exterior line of the house. When you make a raised garden bed on the ground, mind its location as it will predefine the flower varieties that can be grown.
This raised garden bed is lined up with wooden slats that continue the cottage theme set by the exterior of the house in a lovely way.
4. Gravel Garden With Raised Flower Beds
Raised bed gardens can be customized to fit any space and any ground surface. Check out this gravel garden layout featuring box planters from wood.
The straight lines of the garden beds cohere with the house’s straight lines and the fence surrounding the gravel garden.
Such a garden design offers plenty of advantages including low maintenance, an organized look and an appealing appearance.
5. Garden Beds Aside A Wooden Walkway
These planters were built on both sides of a walkway that aims to ensure maintenance of the veggie gardens and also space for walking through the garden and reaching the gate.
The raised garden beds are long but narrow to suit the specific space of the garden and keep the landscape visually harmonious.
6. Whimsy Garden Next To The Fence
Disassemble pallets to source planks for these lovely cottage-style garden beds. They are placed on the lawn between the patio and the gazebo to add a rustic charm to the green landscape.
These raised garden beds can hold seasonal flowers or vegetables and are an eco-friendly way to maintain easily a garden.
7. Containers And Archs Along The Fence Line
This is a lovely mix of trees, flowers and vegetables. Corrugated metal containers outline the limits of the raised bed garden together with beautiful trees and shrubs kinds planted into them.
In the middle of the mulch garden, there are wooden square containers that accommodate veggies and flowers at the same time.
Growing plants into raised garden bed containers is preferable for regions with poor soil and also when maintenance should be lowered. M
8. Raised Garden Bed From Metal Sheets
Raised garden beds made from metal sheets offer a modern aesthetic to the landscape. The surface hasn’t been protected on purpose, to get that rusty orange weathered finish.
Half of this metal planter is filled with the same bricks as those of the patio to ensure a flat surface for a rusty bowl that collects rainwater.
This metal planter looks great and also provides a unique way to showcase your garden.
9. Raised Planters On Legs
These raised garden beds are not only stunning but also very practical. They are at a convenient height so you don’t have to bend and also protect the plants from pests.
The combination of blonde wood and metal black legs gives these planters a unique modern farmhouse look that can easily blend into the landscape.
10. Masonry Raised Garden Bed
Building yourself a raised garden bed from stones or bricks in a masonry pattern is difficult but rewards with durability and a unique traditional look.
That has been the popular model of raised garden beds and usually, they were built along the fence line.
11. Rased Gardens With Flagstones
Another timeless design of a raised garden bed along the fence line features beds from stacked flagstones.
Stone structures are traditional for old houses because in the past it was considered one of the most durable materials taken from nature.
Stone is also eco-friendly and safe for growing vegetables and it doesn’t degrade like other materials.
12. Tiered Garden With Retaining Walls From Wood Boards
This modern garden idea is built on a sloped terrain. The terraces are visually defined by three tiers of raised garden beds.
The material used for building the retaining walls is treated lumber with significant thickness.
Keeping the wood safe from rotting for a long time is ensured by good drainage provided by the mulch and gravel filling in the beds.
13. Corner Fence Garden
@Pennsylvania Landscape Nursery Association
This raised garden bed covers the corner of a wooden fence to create harmony between the stone-tiled patio and the edging in-ground gardens.
Tiers have been created by building stone retaining walls. The location of this corner garden bed is shady, hence shade-loving plants thrive in it.
14. Garden Bed From Stained Wood Boards
@Lifescape Custom Landscaping, Inc.
Wood is the perfect material to create different raised garden bed shapes. In this garden bed along the fence line, the bed looks like a boat and it is the home of different vegetables.
The wooden planks of the boat garden are stained gray to match the fence and the overall contemporary landscape.
15. Concrete Garden Beds
@Landscape Design by James Brunton-Smith Limited
If you are looking for a modern raised garden bed to enhance the fence line, check out these sleek and minimalist concrete garden beds.
Their white color welcomes bolder plant varieties and colors that can add interest to the landscape.
