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[https://www.bhg.com/gardening/container/plans-ideas/vertical-gardening/ by Deb Wiley 23/1/25 Better Homes & Gardens] | [https://www.bhg.com/gardening/container/plans-ideas/vertical-gardening/ by Deb Wiley 23/1/25 Better Homes & Gardens] | ||
Vertical gardening—think vertical plant wall or trellis—is one of the hottest garden trends, yet it’s one of the oldest. (Have you ever grown a vine on a fence?) Vertical gardening elements save space in a garden or indoors and can draw attention to an area or disguise an unattractive view. This gardening style is perfect for just about any outdoor or indoor space. Get started with our vertical gardening guide. | Vertical gardening—think vertical plant wall or trellis—is one of the hottest garden trends, yet it’s one of the oldest. (Have you ever grown a vine on a fence?) Vertical gardening elements save space in a garden or indoors and can draw attention to an area or disguise an unattractive view. This gardening style is perfect for just about any outdoor or indoor space. Get started with our vertical gardening guide. | ||
=====How to create a vertical garden===== | |||
[https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/actions/how-create-vertical-garden by The Wildlife Trust] | |||
Gardeners have long been creating ‘green walls’ using wires or trellises to provide a framework for climbing plants. Climbing plants like clematis, honeysuckle, rose and jasmine can create an amazing scent for your garden and are loved by many creatures from butterflies to bees. | |||
But ‘vertical garden’ can also mean plants living in pots fixed to the wall, hanging baskets, or on ladders or steps, giving depth to patios, driveways and small spaces. | |||
