Purchase your cedar garden beds online or in store and have it delivered right to your door.
email us to ask any questions or to order custom garden beds and planters. mainewood@lumbery-me.com
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Our ergonomically wonderful elevated planters are also made in house using Maine white cedar. View our full selection here.
Our raised garden beds are hand made in Cape Elizabeth, ME using locally sourced, untreated, white cedar. View our full selection here.
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We recommend applying Outdoor Defense Oil from The Real Milk Paint Co. to prolong the life of your cedar.
We carry a full line of Coast of Maine soil products all of which can be delivered right to your door.
Stop into our store and select your own cedar boards to build your own raised garden bed or planter.
Solid construction. Simple design.
"Recently I decided to plant a flower cutting garden. I needed a specific sized garden bed. They sell garden beds, but not the size I needed. When I called, they offered to make me the size I needed and they delivered it in less than 1 week. Friendly, helpful service and an asset to Cape Elizabeth."
"I recently completed building a bed for my wife’s birthday. With limited tools and space at my house, I brought a materials and cut list to the team at The Lumbery and asked them if they could cut the materials to the desired measurements. “Absolutely” was the response. We carefully selected the wood and I received the cut pieces in a timely manner. I had an excellent experience at The Lumbery…. the team was super helpful, enthusiastic about my project and gave me some advice that added to the final project. Good Wood. Great Service. Thank you!"
“Buy Local Wood” is our unofficial tagline. Most people would think that buying local wood (and plants) in Maine, the most forested state in the lower 48, would be easy, but it’s not…especially for cedar wood products.
In fact, most cedar sold in Maine is red cedar which arrives from the west coast. The reason for this blatant incongruity is that white cedar is inconvenient. The white cedar tree is not nearly as girthy as its western cousin, it is predominantly milled in relatively little quantities, by small, family owned mills in small towns scattered throughout Maine and it is not heavily traded on the commodities market.
This is where the Lumbery comes in. We, essentially, have created a farmer’s market for local wood. We have opened a retail store that allows for out-of-the-way mills to expose their products to the larger market in southern Maine and beyond.
The benefits of this relationship include reduced emissions due to a compact chain of custody, hyper-local business growth which includes, foresters, loggers, truckers and mills who in turn have a greater tendency to ensure that the forests are well maintained and sustainable plus it creates a genuine sense of regionality and pride…like a homegrown athlete or celebrity.