When garden space is limited, grow up! These vertical gardening ideas share ways to make the most of the space you have and define outdoor living areas with arbors, repurposed ladders, hanging containers, and more.
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Trendy But Good
The term vertical gardening has become trendy (and kind of annoying) but the idea is still a good one. If you have limited outdoor gardening space, or simply want to add more design elements, privacy, or interest to what you have, adding vertical structures and garden art is the way to go.
These ideas should give you plenty of inspiration.
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And, if you still need some growing space, consider a green roof:
And that’s it!
I hope you’re ready to grow up. In the best possible, planty way!
~Melissa the Empress of Dirt ♛
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AnnMarie says
Love this post! I use vertical gardening everywhere on my homestead! I have trellises, string nets, ladders and even a rain gutter garden for my lettuce up the side of my tiny house! Great pictures and ideas here! Definitely sharing this one!