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9/1/2011 10:46:01 AM Landscape timbers  
handyman4114
Clover, SC
51, joined Aug. 2009


Do u think it is wise to use treated landscape timbers(Lowes) for raised veg beads supposedly the new chemicals they use In the wood is suppose to be safer




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9/1/2011 12:47:12 PM Landscape timbers  

thebarefoot1
El Campo, TX
58, joined Nov. 2010


They are safe. Go ahead and use them. Old used railroad ties are good too.

9/3/2011 9:44:19 AM Landscape timbers  
kinkaju
Over 1,000 Posts (1,430)
Booneville, AR
71, joined Jun. 2011


I use them for strawberry beds and they work well

9/3/2011 10:21:05 AM Landscape timbers  
handyman4114
Clover, SC
51, joined Aug. 2009


I was thinking of strawberries to. I had asked the young girl at Lowes what they
Were treated with of course she had no clue.

9/3/2011 4:51:31 PM Landscape timbers  
kinkaju
Over 1,000 Posts (1,430)
Booneville, AR
71, joined Jun. 2011


if I remember right its borax treated I have grown strawberries in these raised beds for the last 3 years and they work well for me.

9/3/2011 8:16:29 PM Landscape timbers  
kinkaju
Over 1,000 Posts (1,430)
Booneville, AR
71, joined Jun. 2011


I cut half lap joints and bore a 9/16th hole at each end and drive #4 rebar stakes for an 8'X8' bed

9/3/2011 8:31:51 PM Landscape timbers  
badger59
Raleigh, NC
68, joined Jun. 2009


Well...surprise on me. Arsenic, the objectionable compound used in CCA pressure treated lumber has been banned since 2003. Read the entire article if you go to http://www.gardeningblog.net/2009/04/12/using-pressure-treated-lumber-in-raised-garden-beds/

9/3/2011 8:36:46 PM Landscape timbers  
badger59
Raleigh, NC
68, joined Jun. 2009


"Old railroad ties make a satisfactory raised bed if they are not oozing creosote, which could injure plants." http://extension.missouri.edu/p/G6985

9/4/2011 12:01:55 PM Landscape timbers  
kinkaju
Over 1,000 Posts (1,430)
Booneville, AR
71, joined Jun. 2011


I line the insides of the beds with plastic and run it up the sides before putting my soil in this keeps the grass out and isolates any seepage from the timbers.

9/5/2011 11:50:21 PM Landscape timbers  
imready4lov
Nevada City, CA
60, joined Mar. 2011


If it was me I would line the insides with a heavy gauge plastic but just the sides poke a few holes in it that way if the roots get close to the sides there not going to pick up any chems.

9/6/2011 10:44:26 AM Landscape timbers  

bones01
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (18,598)
Homeland, CA
68, joined Apr. 2008


Quote from badger59:
Well...surprise on me. Arsenic, the objectionable compound used in CCA pressure treated lumber has been banned since 2003. Read the entire article if you go to http://www.gardeningblog.net/2009/04/12/using-pressure-treated-lumber-in-raised-garden-beds/


This answer is "Right on". Since 2003, CCA lumber is treated with copper based inhibitors and testing has shown that any "Leeching" is so minute as to be un-detectable.
It is SAFE to use even without a plastic liner.