A weed barrier includes a rigid body defining a plurality of basins. The basins have bottoms with holes therethrough for planting garden plants. In a particular embodiment the bottom surface of the weed barrier includes a plurality of hose channels configured be positioned over a hose. Several example configurations of rigid weed barriers are disclosed. Some example weed barriers include flanges that facilitate the adjustable arrange of the weed barriers with respect to one another.

An angled joint panel and a garden bed therewith. The angled joint panel comprise a first wing comprising a plurality of sections; a second wing comprising a plurality of sections; a backbone hinge adjoining the first wing and the second wing; and an angled formed between the first wing and the second wing ranges between about 1 to about 359 degree.

An angled joint panel and a garden bed therewith. The angled joint panel comprise a first wing comprising a plurality of sections; a second wing comprising a plurality of sections; a backbone hinge adjoining the first wing and the second wing; and an angled formed between the first wing and the second wing ranges between about 1 to about 359 degree.

A modular gardening system (MGS) for plant growing, the system comprising a garden bed for containing soil that is configured to grow at least one plant therein; an elevated rolling stand module supporting the garden bed; a bed cover system module disposed on top of the garden bed; and a mister irrigation module providing irrigation to the plant.

A modular gardening system (MGS) for plant growing, the system comprising a garden bed for containing soil that is configured to grow at least one plant therein; an elevated rolling stand module supporting the garden bed; a bed cover system module disposed on top of the garden bed; and a mister irrigation module providing irrigation to the plant.

A system for improving consistent spacing between plant growing areas and for moving plant growing area comprising a plurality of beds arranged next to each other. Each bed comprises a receiving area for receiving plants and a perimeter, at least one movable element proximate to a bottom side of each of the plurality of beds allowing each bed to move in a first direction and a second direction, and an opening proximate to the perimeter of each bed. Further included is a u-shaped spacer comprising a first leg, a second leg, and a cross-member. The first leg is removably received by the opening of a first bed of the plurality of beds, and the second leg of the u-shaped spacer is removably received by the opening of a second bed of the plurality of beds that is adjacent to the first bed.

A system for improving consistent spacing between plant growing areas and for moving plant growing area comprising a plurality of beds arranged next to each other. Each bed comprises a receiving area for receiving plants and a perimeter, at least one movable element proximate to a bottom side of each of the plurality of beds allowing each bed to move in a first direction and a second direction, and an opening proximate to the perimeter of each bed. Further included is a u-shaped spacer comprising a first leg, a second leg, and a cross-member. The first leg is removably received by the opening of a first bed of the plurality of beds, and the second leg of the u-shaped spacer is removably received by the opening of a second bed of the plurality of beds that is adjacent to the first bed.

A support structure for placing shaped bodies such as landscaping bricks. The support structures may be coupled together to form a track of a predetermined shape. The track may be configured to receive and place the shaped bodies in framed sections to form a landscaping barrier.

An expandable modular planting system (EMPS) for plant growing, the system comprising a garden bed having at least one wall panel for containing soil that is configured to grow at least one plant therein; and a weight support trellis module connected to the garden bed, wherein the weight support trellis module supports at least 30% of the at least one plant.

An expandable modular planting system (EMPS) for plant growing, the system comprising a garden bed having at least one wall panel for containing soil that is configured to grow at least one plant therein; and a weight support trellis module connected to the garden bed, wherein the weight support trellis module supports at least 30% of the at least one plant.