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[https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-garden-without-outdoor-space-8767789 by Cori Sears 01/06/25 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-garden-without-outdoor-space-8767789 by Cori Sears 01/06/25 the spruce] | ||
For those who love it, gardening is unmatched in its joy. Connecting with the earth, growing fruits and vegetables, cultivating plants from seed, and getting your hands dirty in the soil are rewarding in many ways. While gardening may conjure images of sprawling landscapes filled with rows of plants and trees, there are many ways to enjoy this rewarding hobby, even if you don’t have an outdoor space. | For those who love it, gardening is unmatched in its joy. Connecting with the earth, growing fruits and vegetables, cultivating plants from seed, and getting your hands dirty in the soil are rewarding in many ways. While gardening may conjure images of sprawling landscapes filled with rows of plants and trees, there are many ways to enjoy this rewarding hobby, even if you don’t have an outdoor space. | ||
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[https://www.instructables.com/Vertical-Garden/ by n.metivier in Living AUTODESK Instructables] | |||
The first hurdle to overcome is how to make the Vert Garden look less like a clothes line and more like a fashionable planter. This can be accomplished by cutting a little bit here and there to maintain the material and to lose the clothing shape. | |||
Cut the pants into the desired shape. Pants are fun because you can do a lot with them to make unique planters. Because the pair I am using for this demonstration has a hole in the knee, I am going to use the bottom half of the pant as one planter and sew off the top to make a second. | |||
