Grow Vegetables using a Birdies Raised Vegetable Bed
Raised Garden Beds and Raised Garden Bed Accessories for your vegetable garden
Raised Garden Bed Features
- "Do it yourself" 4 configurations
- Great working height
- Simple assembly - no tools.
- Lightweight, easy to position
- Looks great, stylish and modern
- Australian Made Australian Owned
- Quality COLORBOND® steel
- Many more features!
Our patented modular raised vegetable bed is a world first and proudly Australian. The product is a 4 in 1 raised vegetable bed kit manufactured from quality Australian corrugated steel and available in three heights, making vegetable growing easy for all ages.
Birdies Garden Products are an Australian leader in raised garden bed systems and products related to vegetable growing for the Backyard Farmer. Birdies Garden products are “Made By A Gardener For The Gardener” and we understand the importance of growing your own fresh vegetables and make it easy for you with our raised vegetable beds. Passion for gardening and sustainability is evident in all aspects of the Birdies raised vegetable garden product range.
 
Watch Us Grow Vegetables
We set up a Birdies Modular raised garden bed system with the 4 shapes that can be configured from the 1 Birdies Modular raised vegetable bed kit (Standard Shape, Long Narrow, Square or Rectangular). Watch how our vegetable garden grew over the coming weeks.
Use a raised vegetable garden to grow your own vegetables at home & make a difference...
Here's some points to consider:
- Australia is the worst CO2 emitters per capita on the planet
- What is more expensive? The cost of change growing your own, or the cost to the planet for not changing
Some environmental facts about store bought products:
- One shopping basket travels 70 000km that’s around Australia three times or around the planet twice
- Road transport alone is 22 000km
These are the real costs of buying “fresh” produce :
- Fertilizer prices
- Fuel prices (transport)
- Pesticide consumption
- Habitat loss
- High CO2 levels
- Water shortages
- Vitamin and nutrient loss
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