You can plant a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruits. Our boxes have an 10.5" planting depth, which is suitable for many types of plants.

We make all of our garden boxes in Ontario, Canada. We believe it's important to produce our products in North America to support the local economy and ensure high-quality craftsmanship.

Other than the fact that our garden boxes are attractive and help reduce strain on your back while gardening, they offer many additional benefits. With a garden box, you have control over the environment—you choose the soil. Garden boxes are also easier to maintain, as fewer weeds sprout. They eliminate many of the less enjoyable aspects of gardening, making them a great option for beginners and experienced gardeners alike to focus on what they love.

We use all-natural Western Red Cedar to construct our boxes, with only a few kreg screws for added support. These boxes are built to last and look great doing it.

We offer returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery. Customers can choose to receive store credit, swap their item for another of equal value, or get a refund to the original payment method. While we don’t charge a restocking fee, all return shipping and delivery costs are the customer’s responsibility and will not be reimbursed.

Any customs duties, tariffs, or import fees—whether from Canada, the U.S., or other regions—must be covered by the customer. If we are billed for these charges, we may deduct the amount from the refund before processing it, with adjustments for currency conversion when necessary.

To qualify for a return, items must:

• Be in their original, unused condition with all packaging intact (if applicable).

• Show no signs of wear or damage.

• Be returned at the customer’s expense, as we do not provide prepaid return labels. Shipping costs from the original order are non-refundable.

• Custom orders are final sale and cannot be returned.

For raised garden beds and planter boxes, we provide a limited warranty of three years plus 21 days, starting from the purchase date. This accounts for standard product use and the natural aging of wood materials over time.