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Do It Yourself Vertical Garden!

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I am SO excited to be planting a garden this year. It’s exciting to finally have a yard big enough for a huge garden! If you don’t have a yard that is big enough for a garden then check out this really neat DIY vertical garden idea! It’s SO cool!
DIY Vertical Garden Wall
Source: Bridgman

Leave me a comment if you’ve ever done this before or plan to do it. I’d love to do this with an herb garden! Anyone have experience with this?

Sarah

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  1. A vertical garden is so smart to keep the critters (and weeds) out! I have no gardening abilities but if I were to start one, I'd like a box rather than a straight-to-the-ground style.
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  2. I'm definitely going to do this! I love gardening and I'm at the end of my last semester so I'll have a lot more time for it! We don't have a lot of room for gardens either so this is perfect!
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  3. Do you think this can be done for flowers too? I think it's really cool and I'd love to plant flowers if there was enough there for the roots to hold to.

    Thoughts? Is that what it's designed for?
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  4. I love this, I'd love to do something like this for an Herb garden! Right now we have 2 raised beds and a few containers.. I want atleast one more raised bed (maybe 2).
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  5. I've never done this, but it sounds interesting. I just wonder about keeping it moist enough here in the South where it can get so hot and dry in summer.
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  6. I'm glad you all like it. We created it because we found that there were no clear instructions anywhere on how to create your own vertical garden.

    @won - you can plant almost anything in them, including flowers!

    @Christina - if you are going to create a herb garden, be sure to check how the pallet has been used. It would be a good idea to fully clean the pallet before use if you intend on growing food in it.

    If any of you decide to try this at home I would love to see the results! You can contact me on Twitter (@gardent1ps).

    Thanks! Robert.
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  7. This is really neat!!! Thanks for sharing!!! I want to try this. I live in a windy coastal town and this would be great to shelter out of the wind. Such a great idea!!! Rita Spratlen rjspratlen@gmail.com
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