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Cedar Keyhole Garden
A Keyhole Garden has many advantages over a traditional raised bed: less watering, higher yields in less space, and it turns food
waste into nutrients and moisture for your garden. Our premium Keyhole Garden is made with rot-resistant cedar, sturdy aluminum
corners that will never rust, and a high-density polyethylene composter that is the secret to the garden's success.
Parts List
Tools required
(6) 6' Wood Boards
Rubber mallet
(2) 24" Wood Boards
Tape measure
(8) 22” Wood Boards
Phillips screwdriver
(3) Flat Supports
Screwgun or Drill with #2 Phillips bit
(6) Outside Corners
(2) Inside Corners
(116) Screws
(8) Corner Caps
(1) Composter
(6) Stakes
Assembling the Side Panels
NOTE:
Assembly is easiest with two people. Assemble the Cedar
Keyhole Garden where you intend to keep it.
Step 1.
Identify and organize all parts on a clean, level surface.
NOTE:
You can
tell the difference between the Outside and Inside Corners by examining the
placement of the holes (Figures 1). There are no predrilled holes in the Wood Panels.
Step 2.
Assemble the 24” Panel by laying the two 24” Wood Boards on a flat surface and
pressing them tightly together as shown in Figure 2. Slide the Inside Corners onto both ends
of the Boards.
NOTE:
The top Wood Board should sit 1/8" above the top of the Corners. Make
sure both Boards are fully seated in the Corners, and then insert Screws through the holes in
the Corners to attach them.
Step 3.
Assemble a 22” Panel by laying two 22” Wood Boards on a flat surface and pressing
them tightly together (Figure 3). Slide an Outside Corner onto the left side of the Boards.
NOTE:
The top Wood Board should sit 1/8" above the top of the Corner. Make sure both
Boards are fully seated in the Corner, and then insert Screws through the holes in the Corner
to attach them.
Important:
Do not attach a Corner to the other end of the Wood Boards.
Step 4.
Repeat Step 3 to make another 22” Panel, but attach the Corner to the right side of the Boards (Figure 3).
NOTE:
You will have
four 22" Wood Boards that will be used later in assembly.
holes
Inside Corner
Outside Corner
Figure 1
Inside Corners
24" Wood Boards
holes
The top of the
Wood Panel
should sit 1/8"
above the top
of the Corner.
Figure 2: 24" Panel
Figure 3: 22" Panels
The top of the
Wood Panel
should sit 1/8"
above the top
of the Corner.
Outside Corner attached
to left side of Boards
22" Wood Boards
Outside Corner attached
to right side of Boards
holes
