The new book by G.A. Kizima, a famous gardener with half a century of experience, tells about various types of beds and their purpose, methods of their formation and processing, and methods of combating garden pests. The author also shares useful tricks and secrets of growing excellent yields with minimal labor costs. Gardeners most often make beds of a traditional shape - a rectangle 70-100 cm wide and as long as the area allotted for the beds allows, usually 4-7 m. Because of this, the garden, consisting of several beds located nearby, looks dull, although their location is quite rational. What can be done so that the garden does not become the backyard of your site and does not spoil the overall appearance of the garden?