Edible gardens can be an incredibly practical way to use a landscape space. Fruit trees, berry bushes, grape vines, and a variety of herbs grow very successfully in Southern California. Whether raised or in-ground, edible gardens can be fun for the whole family. Raised gardens can be wooden boxes, metal troughs, and even whisky barrels.
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Shot of Curbed decomposed granite paths.
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raised planter boxes
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Farmhouse style landscape (Edible plantings and raised garden beds set in gravel. )
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Shot of seating area, garden beds, jelly bean floor.
Shot of metal plant beds, granite floor, children play house, and growing trees.
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Shot of granite floor, wooden bench pieces, and white fencing.
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Shot of side yard with jellybean rocks, brick walling, and metal planters.
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Shot of metal and wooden barrels shut in by wooden boards.
Shot of raised metal planters in gravel.
Shot of grape vines in residential backyard.
Shot of side yard garden and flagstone paver path.
Shot of pumpkins filling bark mulch planter.
