Just be sure to check if your pallet has been treated with any harmful chemicals if you intend to grow an edible garden.
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If the first works well, then I have two more pallets I'd like to use, too. I picked up this book a couple of months ago and want to try it out.
If all goes well then I'd like to source pallets and make them for people without gardens, but that'll depend on how well it works and how easy it is to find free pallets.
Ooo I might have to check that book out. I like your idea of sharing planters with others too. Maybe I could leave one in a rental lobby for a neighbour :P