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[https://www.thepurposefulyou.com/blog/10-vertical-vegetable-garden-crops by THE PURPOSEFUL YOU]
[https://www.thepurposefulyou.com/blog/10-vertical-vegetable-garden-crops by THE PURPOSEFUL YOU]
  Hello fellow gardening enthusiasts! This blog is for everyone who has a garden big or small!  I want to share ways you can be creative and save space in your garden by growing vertically! We have had to get creative over the years as there’s SO many things I want to grow. One of the best solutions to maximizing the garden space is to grow a vertical garden. Today, I'm excited to share with you my top 10 crops to grow vertically in your vegetable garden, along with the fantastic benefits of vertical gardening and some trellis options to consider.
  Hello fellow gardening enthusiasts! This blog is for everyone who has a garden big or small!  I want to share ways you can be creative and save space in your garden by growing vertically! We have had to get creative over the years as there’s SO many things I want to grow. One of the best solutions to maximizing the garden space is to grow a vertical garden. Today, I'm excited to share with you my top 10 crops to grow vertically in your vegetable garden, along with the fantastic benefits of vertical gardening and some trellis options to consider.
=====DIY Vertical Gardens – Are they all safe?=====
[https://www.sowanddipity.com/diy-vertical-gardens/ by Shelley Levis ,Saw & Dipity]
Pallets are already heavy and once you add soil, plants and water, they weigh a ton! If you are going to plant directly into the pallet and mounting this to a wall, make sure it’s strong and secure. Leaning these against a wall is no problem unless your on a balcony with weight restrictions.
You can of course use the pallet as a vertical garden plant stand or ladder for container plants which they work great for… in a junkin’ garden kinda way. Fern from Life on the Balcony did a great job planting hers up with ornamental plants and Kelly show’s how you can combine a pallet with pots.
Pallets are already heavy and once you add soil, plants and water, they weigh a ton! If you are going to plant directly into the pallet and mounting this to a wall, make sure it’s strong and secure. Leaning these against a wall is no problem unless your on a balcony with weight restrictions.