Table Gardens
Trouble with kneeling and bending often causes gardeners to quit their favorite hobby. Try a table garden, a raised-bed garden that places the soil level at tabletop height, with room for a chair under the work surface. Just be sure to use drought-tolerant plants with short roots, or build the table deeper at one end.
UF/IFAS Publications
Also on Gardening in a Minute
Other Sites
- The Able Gardener (table gardens and other products for sale)
- Build a Raised Garden Bed: Instructions--American Horticultural Therapy Association (PDF)
- Building a Raised Garden Bed--Go For Your Life! (Australia)
- DIY Wheelchair Accessible Raised Bed Garden for Physically Handicapped Gardeners--Associated Content
- Lazy Susan Garden for the Wheelchair-bound--L.A. Times
- Neighbourgardens Table Top Garden Bed: Plans and Assembly Instructions--The City Farmer (Canada)
- Raised Cedar Planting Bed: 20" Wide Container Garden with Two Height Options--Adams Cedar Furniture (product for sale)
- Special Considerations for Tabletop Gardens--Iowa State University (PDF)



