If it’s solely from rain water from above, you could have a metal flashing made to cover the gap between the shed and garden. Mount the high side on the shed and let it run into the garden.
HuskerBoard
teachercd
1. Not have a garden plot?
2. Use it for cool spot where green army men do battle?
3. Possible water slide for a gerbil?
2. Use it for cool spot where green army men do battle?
3. Possible water slide for a gerbil?
huKSer
The construction looks weird. Is it:
garden on high ground, retaining wall, lower ground level, shed built on lower ground but 3 inches from retaining wall?
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garden on high ground, retaining wall, lower ground level, shed built on lower ground but 3 inches from retaining wall?
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JJ Husker
Find a PVC pipe that fits snug in the gap. Cut it in half lengthwise and force it in the bottom of gap, sloping out forming a trough.
2 1/2” pipe is 2 7/8” OD.
3” pipe is 3 1/2” OD.
2” pipe is 2 3/8” OD.
2 1/2” pipe is 2 7/8” OD.
3” pipe is 3 1/2” OD.
2” pipe is 2 3/8” OD.
1- you could pour a narrow bit of sloped concrete formed in a trough to drain the water to a better place.
2- might be a pain but you could bury a perforated pipe (French tile) covered with pea gravel and route it even further away.
3- if the water is coming from the garden plot, you could line that bottom/end with plastic sheet to prevent the water from escaping the side by the shed.