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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. | 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. | 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. | ||
=====What is a Vertical Garden?===== | |||
[https://lawnlove.com/blog/what-is-a-vertical-garden/ by Sarah Bahr 21/11/23 LAWN LOVE] | |||
Vertical gardens are no longer stuck in the past glory of the legendary hanging gardens of Babylon. Vertical gardens are being used now by homeowners and scientists alike to grow plants in homes, backyards, and multi-million dollar soilless growing facilities. We’ll stick a little closer to home as we look into what these high-rise gardens are and how you can have one, indoors or out, at your home. | |||
