A gardening structure consisting of a planting bed raised above ground level by supporting legs or a similar framework. This design brings the growing surface to a more accessible height, reducing the need for bending or kneeling. An example would be a wooden box with four legs, filled with soil and used for growing vegetables or flowers.
These structures offer several advantages, including improved accessibility for individuals with mobility limitations, better drainage control, and reduced risk of soilborne pests and diseases. Historically, similar raised structures have been used in various cultures to optimize growing conditions and protect crops from animals or harsh weather.
