Prepare Raised Garden Beds for Staining
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Before applying the stain, it's crucial to prepare the wooden raised garden beds. This involves removing any loose debris, dry grass, or soil that might be in direct contact with the wood. The presenter advises using a rake to pull back the soil and a small broom or hand to sweep off any remaining debris from the lower boards of the beds. The goal is to ensure a clean wooden surface for optimal stain absorption and to prevent accidental staining of surrounding areas. He also mentions that while some overspray on foliage is generally not harmful (foliage typically recovers within two weeks), for garden beds, it's best to avoid chemical contact with the soil. The raised beds are 4 feet wide by 8 feet long.
Tools and materials
- Rake
- Small Broom or Hand
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