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Gardenary raised bed plan

Gardenary is a platform where you learn all about how to design, install, and maintain a container garden or beautiful raised garden bed for vegetables, herbs, and fruit.

Why it worked

The video provides a clear, step-by-step DIY tutorial for building a raised garden bed, appealing to viewers interested in gardening and home projects. The emphasis on affordability ('less than 100 bucks') and the promise of a 'sturdy and beautiful' result, combined with a clear call to action for a detailed plan, likely drove engagement.

Summary

The video demonstrates how to build a sturdy and beautiful raised garden bed for under $100 by cutting two 2x8 boards in half, attaching them with brackets and screws, and sealing the wood. The creator directs viewers to their bio for a full plan.

Structure

1Gather materials (wood, brackets, nuts, bolts)
2Cut and seal wood
3Drill holes and attach brackets
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Original caption

Go to my bio to get the full plan to make your own raised beds You can build one for around $100 and it can still be strong, simple, and beautiful. I made a full plan (measurements, materials, everything) for you to follow #garden #plants #raisedbedgarden #raisedbed #gardenproject

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Home Depot (store): appears, removing it would not change what happens in the video. Gardenary (brand/company): acts, the video is about building a raised bed using their plan, removing it would change what happens in the video. Gardenary.com (website): acts, it is the destination for the plan, removing it would change what happens in the video.

Call to action

Go to my bio to get the full plan to make your own raised beds

On-screen text

Did you know that if you take two 2 by 8 boards cut them in half get some brackets nuts and bolts seal the wood drill a few holes and attach the boards brackets and screws together. You'll get a sturdy and beautiful raised bed that you spent less than 100 bucks on