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[https://wellnessmama.com/natural-home/vertical-garden/ by Katie Wells 3/4/21 wellness mama] | [https://wellnessmama.com/natural-home/vertical-garden/ by Katie Wells 3/4/21 wellness mama] | ||
Put very simply, a vertical garden is a way to encourage fruits, vegetables, herbs or flowers to grow up instead of down on the ground, by means of some kind of support or structure. It can be done in the ground, in containers, on a wall, or even without soil. | Put very simply, a vertical garden is a way to encourage fruits, vegetables, herbs or flowers to grow up instead of down on the ground, by means of some kind of support or structure. It can be done in the ground, in containers, on a wall, or even without soil. | ||
=====Vertical Gardening: How to Grow More in Less Space===== | |||
[https://www.gardendesign.com/vertical/ by Janet Loughrey GARDEN DESIGN] | |||
With lot sizes shrinking and more people living in condos and apartments, every inch of space is at a premium. Vertical gardening is a way to maximize a small garden space or underused feature such as a wall, fence, or other gardening structure. | |||
To utilize vertical outdoor space, plants can be grown up a trellis, arbor, or other structure, or allowed to trail out of a hanging basket or planter box. Displaying containers or pocket pouches on a fence or wall is another way to get more out of your growing space. Here are some basics considerations for vertical gardening, along with ideas for inspiration. | |||
