Grow your food vertical gardening
Article by Trevor Dalley
Vertical gardening is the latest, most talked about trend in gardening.
Outdoor living walls with plants, vegetables, flowers, or vines, are springing up in urban and suburban areas and even commercial spaces.
It appeals to everyone from traditional ornamental gardeners looking for help in choosing an appropriate trellis, small space gardeners in need of specific solutions, edible gardeners interested in creative ways to mix edibles with ornamentals, and design oriented gardeners looking for creative ways to enhance their gardens with vertical elements.
Garden Up! offers inspiration and how-to information for creating beautiful, vertical elements for any outdoor space.
Authors Susan Morrison, and Rebecca Sweet also offer advice on plant choices across the country, and proper planting and care of your vertical garden.
Vertical gardening is the latest, most talked about trend in gardening. Outdoor living walls planted with anything from succulents to vegetables, are springing up in urban and suburban areas and even commercial spaces.
Home gardeners are now ready to take advantage of the vertical spaces in their own gardens. Ornamental gardeners searching for help with narrow planting beds or choosing the appropriate trellis, small space gardeners in need of specific solutions, edible gardeners interested in creative ways to mix edibles with ornamentals will find the help they need.
Garden Up! offers inspiration and how-to information for enhancing any outdoor space.
Authors Susan Lee Morrison, and Rebecca Sweet offer advice on plant selection across the country, and include easy do-it-yourself projects than add unique touches to any garden.
Vertical gardening offers more than a space solution. It provides opportunities for every gardening type.
Great verti gardening article. I would love to know more about how they created the the Fern Wall display.
The coverage on vertical gardening featured both hobbyist and commercial set-ups.
For those of us who have followed the Community in Bloom Awards last year, we would have guessed that Mr Albert Quek’s set-up is one that would naturally appear in the feature story in the hobbyist vertical gardens portion.
Indeed, Albert’s vertical garden was featured, together with two smaller photographs that showed how one can do something similar using bamboo sticks.
Garden Up! Smart Verti Gardening for Small and Large Spaces truly is an amazing book. It is filled with inspiring photographs, practical advice and innovative methods that can be applied to the vertical spaces we all have but don’t quite know how to bring to life.
If you are like me, you’ll soak it all in and then come up with your own ideas. You’ll take little bits of this and that, then experiment.
Thank you, Susan and Rebecca for giving me the info that I need to create my own vertical garden. I think I’m in love with this book.
To grow vegetables by vertical gardening you should have a basic understanding of the principles of vertical gardening and few requirements that vegetables should have.
Vertical gardens have more restricted root space than that is in the ground. The temperature and moisture are the factors for growth of plants.
Vertical garden actually create gardening space. You can give the shape to plants.
You should use the real soil and nutrients that will increase the quality of food and will also keep your plants and food healthy. This technique is the way of gardening.www.bestgardeningadvice.co.uk
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