Good for you!!! My Mother-in-law has had MS since she was 21. It is a hard condition for people like you both to garden. She's in a wheelchair so getting around is tough. But, I'm hoping she will come live with us. Crossing my fingers! I love her dearly!

Thank you Timothy this is brilliant advice, I never heard of these pallets so thanks for the advice.

Irish Rose well that will always be true, but compared to the other options is it amazing quality for the price.

That isn't included in the stand either so it's $558! After buying that I wouldn't be able to afford either my car insurance or electric and no food for the month!

@@fluffysuds Plus, that's not including taxes and he says at the beginning of the video that he would never spend 5-700$ dollars on a raised bed because you'd never recoup your investment.

Same thought regarding weight for me. I wouldn't be able to shift 80 lbs. And just 40 would be a struggle for most disabled people

I live in Northern Alberta Canada. Really like your idea of using it indoor during the winter. It can get to -40C here in the dead of winter. With the mesh cover it will keep my cat out of it.

Yep totally dont need it being a extra litter box for sure 🐈🦠💩🙀

Thy sold out pretty fast but I got an email saying they are going to open preordering for a second shipment from Australia that would be shipped in mid June, I think. But the garden beds look amazing, sadly I'm going to have to wait until next year now since it's a little late now where I'm at.

Aren't those something? I don't see what we can't come up with galvanized culvert pipes ourselves though as it is just a frame you need as you need no bottom and I would need more than 1, or 2.

@@h.s.6269 I'm hoping to get 2 birdie beds toward the end of this season for early start on next years spring crops.

Right Peter, and certainly not a whopping $400. This is always the case with these "out of the box" products..generally way over priced, but know most people wont bother to try to build one on their own. So.. there is that.

But far too expensive for disabled people!

At $399, is still has a hefty price tag! -- Kate

lol at THROWING TRASHOUT THE WINDOW----We have Ashtray and Fast Food Dumpers.....its the Worse-

Right. I was already thinking it would be MUCH cheaper and basically the same product to get one of those metal platform bed frames ($50-$100 for twin/twin-xl size) and some plastic tote boxes to set up on it. Also concerned those feet on the veggie pod will sink into the dirt they're standing on once it's filled with heavy soil. Probably some upside-down frisbies under each foot would be a good investment. I think it may be designed to stand on a hard surface, like a patio, more for urban gardening.

I think it's awesome that you are brainstorming ideas for people facing disabilities, Luke. But I agree, this is super expensive, especially when you consider many of us facing disabilities also face financial hurdles as well. Rebekah, that's a really good idea to repurpose a metal box spring stand to support grow beds. I'm using Walmart shopping bags that are really big (they fill a laundry basket which I'm using to keep the water from dripping onto my wooden floors). I'm trying to think of a way to support them off the wooden deck so it doesn't get damaged. That's a good possibility if I am not able to get my brother (the carpenter) to make me some wooden staging. (This time of year is always super busy for him).

xX19Cass89Xx and that’s just the planter. Add another $160 for the leg kit. But it is one of the best options out there. With Luke’s review I’m sure they will sell a ton of them.

Compared to other raised bed kits, though, not so much.

The cheapest and I think even the best quality raised bed you can do is by buying 2' x 8' galvanized metal sheets (which range from 12 dollars per 8' section to 17 depending on the time of year and location I noticed) and building a frame around them (there are videos online on how to build them, varying qualities depending on your limitations or if you have a family member or handyman who can help you out to build them and their limitations in tools and capabilities as well). Then once you have them built you can have them raised up as needed on top of beddings or even 2 x 6 underframming or give or take on how you need them raised. Also looking on craigslist for old and used galvanized metal roofing sheets and wood can cut the cost way down as well as hitting up the home depot discount wood bins which can save 70% on some decent dimensional wood. Also the wood can be found at home depot usually 70% off pile for warped and twisted one but honestly you don't need straight or even decent boards to get a good garden bed or support up), then filling them in with sand then your soil mix on top. and then you can run run your drips right into them via the branch lines. Also another example of a project I just built yesterday was 6' tall and 4' wide gate for my main garden I am finishing up with nothing but discounted wood and paint and it looks great and the total cost 20 dollars worth of discounted wood and its not perfect and super duper rustic but its kind of what I go for with my personal builds (+ another 25 bucks in hardware though which includes a spring and handles and other accessories)

Dick Head I could never design something like this and make it lighter, better quality, and cheaper. I think the price is super fair for what you get to be honest.

That is my concern, too. I don't know if I could use it because of the height. Without it being taller i could never reach the back.

What an adorable helper. My two year old grandson helps me in our garden. Raise'm right! Love all your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

J Love Adventures and that doesn’t include the metal stand. If you want that it is an additional $160!