Count me in.
I discovered that purchasing pre-cut raised beds and then screwing them together myself was a hell of a lot cheaper than building them from scratch.
And I did not miss going to Wickes, asking for xx mm of timber and some jointy bits and screws, only to have the bloke ask, "now what're you going ta make wiv that?"
"Raised Garden Beds, Sir".
" 'ere you don't wan to use that kind of timber, you need the half-inch treated stuff, and you're gonna need these triangly bits..."
Then the other bloke at the counter begins, "Nah wot you wanna do is get the twobeefourbee and the allen-nuts and the wd40"...
Then from across the room, "Wots he making? Garden bed? 'ere, wot you wanna use is..."
I left them to argue it out between themselves and got a pre-made from the garden centre.
Anyhow, last year's dodgy summer meant my tomatoes all rotted, courgette even failed, onions went mouldy. The year before I tried sweetcorn which failed as well.
I am having another go at courgette as it is so prolific and generous.
Recent successes are Rocket (Rucola), which grows anywhere at all in any soil and even becomes a weed. Chilli peppers in pots. Spinach and salad leaves. Garlic.
My strawberries, raspberries, blueberries have all gone mental and I expect a massive crop this year. So far, the mange tout seeds I planted last week have almost all sprouted and are looking very strong.
I had to change the site of the Rocket as last year they were infested with that jumping fly that likes leafy things.
And as they are very expensive in the shops, I went nuts growing all the herbs I could. Not much success with coriander but my goodness, the Sage plants have blossomed beyond my wildest dreams. Filled a big half-barrel tub with horse poop and compost and one year on, I have sage coming out my earholes. Lovely.