How Deep to Make Raised Flower Beds

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No specific height requirement exists for making raised flower beds. However, make sure to work the soil beneath the raised flower bed at least 6 inches deep, adding compost. This allows the plant roots to grow as deep as needed.

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How Deep to Make Raised Flower Beds

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