Vegetables, herbs or flowers all suit the large planter bed here, which gives 43 by 20.5 by 8 in of soil at up to 110 lbs on a 45 by 23 by 59 in frame. Behind the bed stands a climbing trellis, and it earns its height twice over: vines find support to grow up it, and decorative items hang from it when the season for climbers is over. Under the soil sits an efficient drainage system rather than a single hole. Four drainage holes take the water out, and the movable boards beneath the fill are set with gaps so water reaches those holes from any point in the bed. A removable non-woven liner covers the boards, ensuring no soil leaks through the same gaps, and lifts out cleanly when the bed is emptied at the end of a season. The lower slatted shelf carries up to 88 lbs and keeps tools within easy reach; slatting it stops water accumulating on the surface the way a solid board would. Raising the whole bed keeps annoying animals away from the crop. Structurally the frame rests on 2.5 in wide L-shaped legs for enhanced stability, with added crossbeams and reinforced post corners making it robust. The fir is high quality, non-deformable and left natural, so DIY painting is available. It weighs 24 lbs and needs assembly.