Do you love gardening but your back and knees don’t feel the same way? Thankfully, many products can make gardening easier and more comfortable:
• Foam kneeling pads
• Knee pads with straps
• Portable gardening chairs, hoppers and stools
• Ergonomic hand tools
• Hand tools with extensions
• Raised garden beds and planters
Raised gardens are great, too, if only a small portion of your yard is sunny or you live in an apartment, town home or condominium.
Many people who need mobility assistance like scooters and wheelchairs can continue to enjoy gardening with raised garden beds and planters constructed of cedar and other materials that you can purchase at Patio Town and other landscaping supply stores. Available in kits or pre-assembled, these gardens on legs are quite popular.
You can build a raised planter using block or retaining wall units that will look beautiful in your yard for years to come. Consider building one for a friend or relative who loves to garden but needs easier access. It’s a great gift for someone special and they’ll remember you every time they enjoy working with flowers and vegetables in the raised garden you created for them.
Watch these videos where Chris from Patio Town Burnsville shows you how to get started building a raised garden or planter with Handy-Stone and Willow Creek Ledgestone. If you have questions just call or attend one of our free Saturday seminars.


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Enjoy free refreshments while sitting in the most comfortable all-season outdoor furniture around. You can save big on all Comfort Craft Adirondack chairs, rockers, dining/pub/deck sets, swings and tables plus Rollback and Bent Arm styles of garden benches, chairs, dining tables, deck chairs, side tables and more!
With spring around the corner, Minnesotans' thoughts turn to the out of doors.
Made in the USA, the Comfort Craft line includes rich earth tones like cedar, Weatherwood and two-toned browns plus vibrant teal, orange, yellow, red, lime and blue. Black, white, brown, burgundy and green are also available. You can create custom two-tone color combinations to add pizzazz or to complement existing furnishings, landscapes or hardscapes.
First graders from Highlands Elementary in Edina turned Patio Town's Burnsville store into a hands-on lab earlier this week. The class visited the store to conduct field research on sizes of rock. Teacher Judy Scanlon explained that the class was partway through a "Pebbles, Sand and Silt" unit, and the field trip to Patio Town gave the students a chance to identify gravel and other small rocks, as well as bigger rocks, such as cobbles and boulders—all in one place—and to learn something about practical uses for the various kinds of rock.








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