Where I should put new raised beds?

Where would you build it? Feel free to leave a comment, and also consider participating in the poll (see recent community post), to see what others think also.    / @canadianpermaculturelegacy  


I thought it would be fun to share some thoughts that I go through when deciding where to put new beds in my garden. I will take a walkaround tour of the backyard showing potential spots, and showing plants and guilds as we go by them.

Then you try to think... where would you put these beds if it were you? Also, are there any things I didn't discuss that you consider when making these decisions? Let us know!

Some things I didn't discuss, but will add here:

Water. I didn't discuss this because access to water is fairly easy at all 5 sites. Site 1 has close proximity to the artesian well overflow where I have a solar sump pump located. Site 2, same thing. Site 3, is mid way between the artesian well overflow and the pond, for easy access to both sources. Site 4 is right next to the pond, for really easy high-nutrient water. Site 5 is relatively close to the pond, but there is also an outdoor faucet there (which feeds from a well, not city water).

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