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New gardeners often make the mistake of planning huge gardens. Start with a 2m × 2m bed. Master that before expanding. Small gardens are easier to maintain and give you faster results.
Before ordering any material, test your existing soil. Heavy clay needs sand and compost. Sandy soil needs organic matter. Good loam just needs compost for nutrients.
Always use our weight calculator before ordering. Many gardeners order 2x what they need, wasting money and creating disposal problems.
For raised beds: bottom 15cm cardboard for weed suppression, middle 30cm topsoil/compost mix, top 5cm mulch. This saves money and improves soil health.
For a healthy raised bed mix: 60% topsoil + 30% compost + 10% perlite or sand. Use our calculator to determine exact weights for each component.
All soil mixes settle 10-20% in the first month. Overfill your beds initially, then top up after settling. Our calculator already suggests 10% extra for this.
Order mulch in spring (applies moisture retention for summer) and fall (insulates roots for winter). Order soil when you are ready to plant — do not store it for months as it loses nutrients.
Use our calculator for exact numbers, but here are typical amounts: