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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHOPg5hDvsA by GardenGirltv 3/4/2008 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHOPg5hDvsA by GardenGirltv 3/4/2008 YouTube] | ||
This video demonstrates a vertical gardening technique for growing watermelon in limited space. The gardener uses a wire frame to support the vining plants, weaving them through the structure and securing them with ties. The video shows how to train the plants to grow vertically, allowing them to thrive even in a small urban garden. | This video demonstrates a vertical gardening technique for growing watermelon in limited space. The gardener uses a wire frame to support the vining plants, weaving them through the structure and securing them with ties. The video shows how to train the plants to grow vertically, allowing them to thrive even in a small urban garden. | ||
=====Beautiful vertical garden ideas! 50 examples to implement on your garden plot!===== | |||
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnSrjOBpmEU by 100 IDEAS! 28/2/23 YouTube] | |||
The vertical structure also has a number of disadvantages: | |||
-the soil in containers dries up quickly and the beds need frequent watering; | |||
-a small amount of soil in containers does not allow you to sow all the usual plants for the garden, and already planted ones require regular fertilizing; | |||
if the site is located in the climatic zone where severe winters are observed, it is not recommended to plant perennial crops – in winter the soil will freeze and the plants will die. | |||
