Lesley Bullard

I do support the bed of boxes with things like cinder blocks,  or lumber fitted into those raised bed blocks available at lowes,  until the bed becomes stable on its own, which seems to take about three years.  Then I just move the stabilizing structures to the next bed.

I've been using cardboard boxes as raised beds for flowers, herbs, and vegetables.  Seems to be working well.  The boxes deteriorate until the beds become naturalized.  In this way I am slowly transforming my grass lawn into a food producing pollinator haven.

How about planting hazelnut seedlings next to peach trees?  I'm wanting to do this but can't find information by googling the different phrases I can think of