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Several gardens at last week’s RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival focused on vertical gardening, including RHS Vertigro, designed by Adolfo Harrison and built by Life On Walls, which aims to re-imagine the possibilities of the urban vertical planting habitat and its place in our ever-warming and polluted towns and cities. | Several gardens at last week’s RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival focused on vertical gardening, including RHS Vertigro, designed by Adolfo Harrison and built by Life On Walls, which aims to re-imagine the possibilities of the urban vertical planting habitat and its place in our ever-warming and polluted towns and cities. | ||
It was one of the standout exhibits which showcased what could be done in an urban setting with limited space. | It was one of the standout exhibits which showcased what could be done in an urban setting with limited space. | ||
=====Vertical Gardening 101: How to Grow More Plants in Less Space!===== | |||
[https://www.plantflix.com/blogs/news/vertical-gardening-101?srsltid=AfmBOooVOpQqTvvY6PhjEHw9Naay9XYLb7HPr6VQGuPnHuwrb6r9rHZT by Alina Smith 8/9/25 Plantflix] | |||
Do you dream of lush greenery but don't have a big yard to grow it? If that's the case, then vertical gardening is for you! Vertical gardening is exactly what it sounds like - growing plants in a vertical direction rather than spreading them out horizontally. And it's not just a great way to maximize space, but it's also a great way to maximize light! There are so many different vertical garden setups out there, you can really get creative with it and make it work for your space. Let's talk about some of the more popular setups out there and their pros and cons. | |||
