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How to Make Vertical Gardens


If you want to ad some beauty to fences or exterior walls of your home, you might want vertical gardens. These gardens use the help of vine flowers and plants to grow upwards making them the perfect vertical gardens.

With a vertical garden, you can choose from a variety of flowering vines. You can use different techniques to help the vines grow up the sides of your house as well as the fence. You will learn here some of the popular ways people attach the vines to their homes for beautiful vertical gardens.

Vertical gardens are great for people who have limited space. These gardens also consist of hanging planters whether on porches, fence posts, or hanging from balconies. Wherever you live you can have vertical gardens.

What to Use for Vertical Gardens

You can use a trellis, string, fishing line or a mesh fabric. The trellis can be wood or iron. The theory behind the vertical gardens is, if you provide a way for the vines to attach themselves to, you will have a wall of beauty.

If you plant around fences, the vines will grow up by attaching to the word or iron fences. Brick exterior houses usually need no added help as the vines attach themselves to the rough brick texture.

What Plants to Use in Vertical Gardens

Climbing roses are a favorite for these kinds of gardens, as is the Clematis. Other plants people love to see climb are morning glories, honeysuckle, ivy and in some areas grape vines. When you think about the different colors and varieties of these plant versions, you could add so much color to your outside area that will look elegant with color.

You can also add hanging basket plants such as carnations, petunias, dailies and geraniums to name a few. Hanging baskets can be seen up high or at eye level. The ability to make vertical gardens gives everyone the opportunity to have a beautiful array of color anywhere.

Another type of vertical garden is the stacked box vertical gardens. These gardens are square boxes stacked on top up each other in a vertical direction. You then plant your plants inside with the flowers pointing out. This makes a box garden that can be use indoors or outdoors.

These gardens make excellent poolside gardens without the hassle of pulling weeds or protecting from the chorine from the pool water. Vertical gardens are spectacular for all who plant them and enjoy them.

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