We're offering you a 2 Raised Steel Garden Beds, Outdoor for £31.99, saving you up to 48% off Mhstar Uk Ltd's's price of £61.99 (correct as of 08.12.2025).

Grow Stronger, Healthier Plants with Raised Steel Beds

Create a thriving vegetable patch, flower display, or herb garden with this set of two Outsunny galvanised steel raised beds. Their robust, powder-coated frames resist rust and weather, giving your plants a reliable home season after season.

• Botanical Benefits: Raised beds warm up faster in spring, improve soil drainage, and reduce compaction—ideal for root vegetables, leafy greens, annuals, and perennials alike.
• Open Bottom Design: Roots can reach deep into the ground while excess water drains away easily, preventing soggy soil and encouraging vigorous growth.
• Generous Size: Each planter offers ample space for multiple plant types—grow tomatoes, courgettes, dahlias or lavender side by side.
• Modern Finish: The dark grey galvanised steel blends seamlessly with natural surroundings while adding a contemporary touch to patios and gardens.

Planting & Care Guide

• Position: Place in full sun or partial shade—ideal for most vegetables, bedding plants, and herbs.
• Soil: Fill with nutrient-rich compost or topsoil. These beds suit a wide pH range (6.0–7.5), perfect for most common garden plants.
• Irrigation: Water regularly during dry spells; the open base ensures roots never sit in waterlogged soil.
• Seasonal Use: Sow hardy crops like carrots or onions in early spring; plant summer flowers or salad greens after the last frost.
• Maintenance: Check soil moisture often and top up compost annually for best results. Clean frames with a damp cloth as needed.

Clever Garden Design Ideas

• Create a kitchen garden: Grow basil, parsley, lettuce, and tomatoes together for easy harvesting.
• Add pollinator appeal: Mix marigolds or cosmos among your veg to attract bees and butterflies.
• Companion planting: Pair carrots with onions or nasturtiums to naturally deter pests.
• Zoned planting: Use both beds to separate sun-loving from shade-tolerant species for optimal growth.

FAQs

• When is the best time to set up these raised beds?
  The best time is early spring before planting season begins. Set up as soon as the ground is workable.
• What plants grow best in these planters?
  You can grow most vegetables (tomatoes, carrots), annual flowers (petunias), perennials (lavender), or herbs (parsley) depending on your soil mix and sun exposure.
• Do I need special soil?
  No special soil required—use any good-quality compost or topsoil suitable for your chosen plants. Adjust pH if growing acid-loving species like blueberries.