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[https://altogarden.com/blog/vertical-gardens-a-beginners-guide/?srsltid=AfmBOori5mvGIJ5SA2vmXUtlxKa6MtzoWbWLnbC4Rb2lVkDsGJ1T5Wl7 by ALTO GARDEN 4/6/25] | [https://altogarden.com/blog/vertical-gardens-a-beginners-guide/?srsltid=AfmBOori5mvGIJ5SA2vmXUtlxKa6MtzoWbWLnbC4Rb2lVkDsGJ1T5Wl7 by ALTO GARDEN 4/6/25] | ||
A vertical garden is one that is planted in a hanging structure or in layers that are stacked vertically. Because it doesn't need a lot of space, this type of garden is ideal for smaller areas. This means using a tall structure to support containers or growing your plants on trellises or fences. It might be a pair of shelves with pots attached to them or a six-foot trellis in the middle of a garden bed. | A vertical garden is one that is planted in a hanging structure or in layers that are stacked vertically. Because it doesn't need a lot of space, this type of garden is ideal for smaller areas. This means using a tall structure to support containers or growing your plants on trellises or fences. It might be a pair of shelves with pots attached to them or a six-foot trellis in the middle of a garden bed. | ||
=====Grow More in Less Space: How to Garden Vertically===== | |||
[https://redemptionpermaculture.com/how-to-garden-vertically/ by blog] | |||
On today’s podcast episode, Rachel talks about something that can totally change your garden — growing vertically! Whether you have a tiny backyard, a small deck, or just a balcony, vertical gardening is a fun way to grow more food and flowers without needing tons of space. | |||
