Vines, ornamental flowers, vegetables, herbs and fruits all suit this fir wood raised garden bed, because it offers three places to put them rather than one. The planting box at the bottom takes 32 by 13 by 7 in of soil and is rated for 110 lbs, enough for a season of herbs or a row of vegetables. Two trellis panels rise on either side, and climbing plants find purchase on them and travel upward, which is how a 43 by 14 in footprint ends up carrying a 45 in wall of foliage. The flat rooftop across the top is framed with wooden bars strong enough to hang flower pots and decorative items from, filling the last layer. Two details in the base decide whether the planting survives. Multiple drainage holes let excess water drain away so the root system stays healthy rather than sitting wet, and the base panels are removable, which lets deep-rooted varieties push past the 7 in tray and into the ground below. Both are worth checking before filling, since neither can be added later. The wood is solid fir joined tightly at every connection, and the natural finish is left smooth, ready for personalized painting or creative customization if a color is preferred over bare timber. Weighing 12.5 lbs, the assembled unit is easy for one person to position, and it instantly refreshes entryways, patios and balconies with a striking vertical plant arrangement.