Designed to save soil and also save your back, the planting area is about 17 1/2 inches wide, about 15 inches deep, and 4 feet long.  

$200 each unstained
For staining add $50

The cheapest planter I can build, constructed out of cedar fence pickets (This is Japanese cedar, which is cheaper, and is what Home Depot and Lowes make their fence pickets out of).  Interior area is 12 inches long x 12 inches wide x 11 inches deep.  Legs add about 2 inches to height, but this can be customized.  Joints are wood glued at both interior and exterior seams for additional strength.   

$40 each

An elongated variant on the square cedar picket planter above, constructed from cedar fence pickets.  Ideal for edges of decks and patios to maximize space.  Width is always 12 inches, depth is always 11 inches, but length varies. Leg length can be customized, I usually build them about 2 inches off the ground but the one pictured was shorter.  

3 ft long = $55
4 ft long = $70
5 ft long =  $85
6 ft long = $100

We also do small-scale vermicomposting.  Worm tea (vermiculture leachate that has been oxygenated to promote the growh of aerobic microbes) is generally available throughout the growing season, with a minimum of 72 hours notice to begin the oxygenation process. 

Worm tea contains bioavailable nutrients for plants, but most importantly contains beneficial soil microbes which break down decomposing matter in your soil to continuously generate nutrients for your plants. 

$10 per gallon of worm tea liquid concentrate, which you would need to dilute to 1/10 strength before applying to your plants.   Often times applying once per season is enough to get a really great harvest, depending on the needs of what you're growing!  Worm tea does not cause "nutrient burn" the way synthetic fertilizers can!   

$25 per gallon of worm castings aka vermicompost.  Vermicompost contains live worms (and probably some dead ones too which is fine - they decompose into plant food) and cocoons which will hatch into baby worms, so this is definitely for outdoor plants and not houseplants.  

This one is a bit different in that I have to build the project on-site.  We'll have to discuss details before I send you a no-obligation quote.  We'll also need to agree on a time when I can be on property for at least a few hours and cooperative weather. 

Beds are constructed out of layered 4x4s and held together with rebar stakes.  They must be installed in an area where stakes can be driven at least 2 feet into the ground. 

Price quoted individually based on design specifications, if you want soil filled in etc.