Updated 2/16/2024

Next, watch how Garden Grids™ go together in about 1 minute and see how to connect them to irrigation lines if you don’t have a garden hose. 

Cornerless vs. Standard Garden Grids™

Standard Garden Grids™, which most gardeners use, fit into square and rectangular garden beds and of course, perfectly in Garden In Minutes® Raised Garden Beds. Garden Grids™ water all of your plants from corner to corner and end to end keeping everything happy and hydrated.

Cornerless Garden Grids™ are similar but have open corners to accommodate unusual raised garden bed corners. Most commonly, those with interior posts or raised garden brands with round ends instead of square ones. With either scenario, this cuts into your potential gardening area which then cuts into where the corner of a standard Garden Grid™ would go.

We know that some gardeners don’t have raised garden beds with standard corners or GIM Raised Garden Beds (we’re on board if you want to make the switch though). So, we created the cornerless Garden Grid™ to help! Their open corners give room for corner posts or curved garden bed ends. Also, the two perimeter tubes of the open corner still spray water out so you can grow in that remaining space.

However, if you have corner posts or round garden bed ends, it does not always mean you need to use a cornerless Garden Grid™.

Always measure the interior dimensions of your raised garden bed first. Account for any posts or curved corners and then determine the best-fitting Garden Grid™. We have all the dimensions of our standard and cornerless Garden Grids™ shown in their product images so you can find your best match.

Or, as Bryan says in the video, simplify. Use a GIM Raised Garden Bundle instead. It comes with our Raised Garden Bed, Garden Grid™, and Garden Grid™ Manifold all perfectly sized for each other. Plus, with the manifold, you can water multiple GIM gardens at the same time. Here’s a video to see how.

Happy Gardening!