Our 17" tall 42" round raised garden beds make good use of the available garden space. Metal panels with a thickness of 0.6 mm save more planting space than wooden planks. You can feel the toughness of the Vegega raised bed metal panel when you touch it. 

The addition of Mg and other elements improves the corrosion resistance of the panels. Meanwhile, these elements are essential for the human body, which means they will not pollute the soil and will ensure plant safety.

• Metal sheet material: Zn-Al-Mg steel
• Screw and nut material: stainless steel
• Bracing rod material: aluminum alloy
• Size: 17" tall 42" wide round
• Package list: Hand wrench*1/ Rubber edging *1 roll/ Screw&nut*1 set/ 17" high Corner panel*6

Round raised garden beds Ideas

The 42" wide round bed offers endless possibilities! Most gardeners choose to plant a flourishing tomato in the round bed, pairing it with a tomato trellis to boost the yield. Others plan to turn the bed into a strawberry patch or a flower bed. These are all fantastic ideas.

Besides, round raised beds can be children's gardens encouraging kids to cultivate their plots, while strawberry patches and dwarf fruit trees with companion plants add diversity. 

Moreover, building a butterfly garden in a round bed attracts beautiful butterflies, and seasonal gardens keep your space interesting year-round.

These ideas help you maximize the potential of your round raised garden beds, creating a diverse and productive garden space.

Round Bed Planting Plans

Flowers Round Bed

Plant tall dahlias in the center of a round raised flower bed. The middle layer can grow echinacea and marigolds, which are not only colorful, but also attract bees and butterflies. For the outer perimeter, choose petunias and marigolds, which can bloom in bright colors around the edges of the flower bed.

Herbs Round Bed

The center is ideal for basil and rosemary, two herbs that not only need full sun, but also add aroma and flavor to the bed. The center can be planted with thyme and mint, which are highly adaptable. Outside, plant cilantro and dill, herbs that help enhance the aroma of the beds and provide fresh seasoning.

Leafy Greens RoundBeds

Moreover, the center is ideal for kale, which is light-demanding and thrives in a light environment. Spinach and Swiss chard are planted in the center, these leafy greens grow well in a large space. On the outside, cabbage and lettuce are planted, which are leafy vegetables that grow well in lower light conditions.

Fruit Round Raised Garden Beds

In the center, plant strawberries. Grow blueberries and raspberries in the center, these fruit trees need plenty of sun and space to provide an abundance of fruit. For the periphery, choose mini tomatoes and peppers, which can grow vertically using the space on the periphery.