Types of garden beds 101

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Love the last one being like "use common sense"

First of all, many of the reasons are so vague as to be almost useless. “Too wet and / or too dry” is not a useful statement. If you don’t know the practical applications of Chiapas then the last point is meaningless.

Second, lost opportunities. Row and alley cropping can help w erosion on slopes. Sunken beds are great if you want anaerobic soils and their affiliated plants. Hugelkuktur can be used to create barriers for unwanted wildlife.

I know this flier has limited room but it mostly didn’t use that space to provide helpful info