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Suggested Sizes To Permit
Easy Reach
Beds and planters can be designed to fit individual needs.
Raised beds generally are 3 to 4 feet wide and as long as desired. However, depending on the individual's strength and endurance, it would be wise to limit the length of the bed to 10 to 20 feet to prevent overexertion in circling the bed.
Many different materials are available to be able to adapt and create raised planters the suit the needs of disabled individuals.
List of Advantages
• Planters can be located for easy accessibility and used in areas where plants would not otherwise grow such as downtown on roof gardens.
• Focusing attention on small, easily managed areas provides success and feeling of achievement and reduces frustration and feeling of being overwhelmed by a large garden.
• Planters can be placed at a height
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