Cedar raised garden beds in Brampton, built in Bolton.
Raised beds for new-build yards on graded clay, 25 minutes from the shop in Bolton.

What a Brampton yard asks of a raised bed.
A new Brampton yard in Springdale, Mount Pleasant or Castlemore is a rectangle of sod over compacted fill, and digging it is a season's work. A raised bed skips the soil problem: you fill it with the soil you want, at the depth you want, on legs that keep the roots out of the clay entirely.
Brampton sits in zone 6b on the 1991-2020 hardiness map, up from 5b on the 1961-1990 edition. The closest Environment Canada station with frost normals is Pearson, on the Mississauga boundary, where the last spring frost averages 27 April and the first fall frost 20 October. Up in Mayfield and Castlemore, away from the lake and a little higher, count on a week later in spring and a week earlier in fall, and set tomatoes out around the long weekend in May rather than before it.
Brampton is our nearest city, so pickup is a short drive up Highway 50 if you would rather not wait for the courier, and a family plot of two Wide 72 Deep beds fits along a fence line in most lots. Put the beds on the patio or a gravel strip rather than the sod; new lawns settle for two years, and a level bed on a settling lawn is a paver job every spring.
Shipping to Brampton is included in the price, by courier, flat in one carton. Deliveries begin January 2027. Every Founding Batch order is delivered by 28 February 2027. Pickup at the shop in Bolton is welcome too.
Two sizes to start with.

18 × 72 in Raised Bed, Deep, Knotty
$260.99Shipping includedWide 72 Deep: two of them along the fence line make a family vegetable plot on a new lot.

18 × 48 in Raised Bed, Deep, Knotty
$176.99Shipping includedWide 48 Deep: one bed for a first garden, the size most people in a new subdivision start with.