


We manufacture sustainably-sourced Cedar planters and raised garden beds. All our products are made in the USA and assemble in 10 minutes or less. We also specializes in custom raised beds and small space organic garden products. We do organic garden installations in the Los Angeles area Why MinifarmBox -Made in the USA from 100% untreated FSC Certified Cedar. -All our products are designed to assemble easily in 10 minutes or less. - Our Cedar is highly Termite & rot-resistant. Left untreated, our Cedar lasts 10-15 years. - All our hardware is rust proof and sturdy. No rusty nails, screws or loose joints. - We give 10% of all our profits back to school gardens and other worthy charities. Raised bed gardening creates the perfect environment for organic growing for two reasons. Firstly you get to control the quality of the soil. And for any organic garden, healthy soil is the most important element. Secondly, raised beds allow for optimum soil drainage and aeration. This means less soil compaction and better root development giving you larger healthier plants.
Website: minifarmbox.com
Phone: (323) 224-3938
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Figueroa St and Theresa St
Closed now
- Fri 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
3577 N Figueroa St Los Angeles, CA 90065 ·2184.31 mi
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yelpNot only superior craftsmanship, but incredible customer support, as well. Happy and lucky to be local to them and their new brick & mortar nursery. The kids love planting and eating out of our...
MoreRaised planter beds are wonderful in areas where soil is poor or gardeners wish to have greater control over their gardening environment. I saw their merchandise in an article in Sunset Magazine...
MoreAmazing product and fabulous customer service! Founder of Co., Conor, provided great info, very quick responsiveness and even customized a kids package for me. Received the product as promised...
MoreI am so glad I found Mini Farm Box! I saw an article about a backyard raised bed garden on the Sunset magazine website that had such nice looking raised veggie boxes that I googled to figure out...
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