With so many great things to plant, the space in our gardens can fill up quickly. If your garden is crowded, or if you wish to save room for future projects, then a vertical garden is just what you need! Vertical gardens are useful for saving space, and you can place them on almost any blank wall or fence. Their portability also allows you to place them wherever you need appropriate lighting for your plants. Below, we’ve arranged a list of sixteen nifty vertical gardens you can create at home that will clear space and add life to your walls.
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Wire wall
This stylish display is easily made with hex wire netting, and provides space for a generous amount of flower pots. The more pots, the more specimens to add to your garden list!
Pocket planters
This is a simple and practical way to build a vertical garden. Simply fill pockets or bags with soil and nail them tightly to a wall. Shoe organizers are useful for this project, and you can hang them wherever you see fit.
Plant tower
Use PVC pipe to make these intriguing towers. The pipes’ thinness allows you to stick many of them in the ground, creating an abundant garden that takes up very little area.
Fence garden
Use your fence wisely! Hang flower pots on your fence to reduce crowding and add splashes of color.
Stacked crate nursery
Stacking crates produces this stunning effect that also adds a rustic touch to your yard.
Mason jar planters
One way to recycle old jars and containers is by making them into planters! Create this vertical herb garden that also provides decor for your home.
Trellises
Trellises are common methods for saving space in gardens. But instead of adorning them with the usual vines and long plants, you can place a wide variety of pots and planters to give your trellis a more unique look.
Cinder block wall
Stack cinder blocks into interesting geometric designs to create this eye-catching masterpiece. The greenery will also pop nicely against the concrete.
Pallet garden
Pallets have many practical uses. Prop one of these against a wall for a beautiful vertical garden.
Flower ladder
A single ladder can provide many homes for your new plants.
Hanging garden
This chic design can hold many seedlings while adding style to your home.
Rain gutter crops
If your backyard garden doesn’t get the sunlight it needs for your veggies to grow, try placing rain gutters on a sunnier outer wall of your house. Your crops will thrive without occupying space.
Living wall
A succulent wall like this one is an immediate head turner.
Minimalist garden
This minimalist design is appealing yet efficient.
Charming lattice garden
String your plants into a traditional lattice.
Flower pot tower
Think this looks complicated? It’s actually pretty simple! The pots are held by a single reinforcing bar, creating this whimsical design that adds a touch of magic to your garden.
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