There are many popular gardening methods, two of them are the raised bed approach and traditional row gardening. A raised bed is usually where a frame of any shape or size is constructed and filled with fertilizer of one's choice, raising the garden above ground level. Row cropping resembles the typical farming scene where there are rows of crops arranged in long straight lines and walking space between each row. Each gardening and growing method has its advantages and disadvantages. After comparing and reviewing the evidence, it will be simple to say which one is better to use based on the desired outcome. Raised bed gardening is a form of agriculture in which soil is formed into wide beds that can be any length or shape. The topsoil is raised above the surrounding soil and is surrounded by a frame usually made of wood, rock or concrete blocks, and can be enriched with compost or a soil of your choice. Plants are placed much closer together than conventional row gardening, creating a productive, lush gardening space that suppresses weeds and conserves moisture. The raised bed is gaining favor around the world today due to its efficiency and ease of use. They extend the planting season; they can reduce weeds if designed and planted correctly and reduce the need to use poor or contaminated native soils. Because the gardener does not walk on raised beds, the soil is not compacted and roots grow more easily. Spacing plants closer together and using compost generally results in higher yields with raised beds compared to conventional row gardening. Raised beds at waist height allow the elderly, the physically challenged, or just lazy people who want to have an easy time, to grow vegetables without...... middle of paper ...... this is not not a good thing. It would cost a lot of money to purchase ground reinforcement materials for a large property. It takes up a lot of space. It is not very water efficient because of the spaces between plants. Even if we don't spend money on buying a frame or a floor, we spend a lot on maintenance, water, etc. This concludes the comparison of two effective cultivation techniques. After evidence, it is clear that raised beds work much better for typical gardening, which is why they continually claim more favor, the only case in which the use of rows is necessary is for planting on large plots of land to grow food in bulk. Although raised beds are becoming more widely used, there are still loyal followers of traditional row planting. Both methods, however, have their advantages and disadvantages and each is a wise process to choose when planting a garden...