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Greg Reese is a first-generation regenerative farmer leading Fox Point Farms in Encinitas, California

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How to Build Raised Garden Beds

April 18 2026

Learn step-by-step how to build raised garden beds with Farmer Greg Reese, a common staple of the at-home garden. Raised beds can done on any surface and is ideal for small spaces, making it easy to start growing anywhere.

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