Stacked garden beds

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Three tier raised bed garden with 3 tomato plants, red bell pepper, jalapeño and garden salsa peppers, dwarf eggplant, baby broccoli, arugula.

Vertical gardening is nothing more than using vertical space to grow vegetables (or herbs, or flowers, even root crops), often using containers that hang

I love this DIY guide, I made this myself last year, will do it again http://www.beautifulhomeandgardendiy.com/strawberry-gutter-garden/

We recently moved to a new house. Our old house had an isolated strip of land along the driveway, which we used primarily for mint. Our new house doesn't have a…

I wish I could take full credit for this genius idea, but I originally saw a similar version on Pinterest. Modifications I made to my herb bed: - Added lockin…

Maybe you live in the city of Denver and don't have the right land or square footage. Maybe you've tried, but something - be it the sun, soil, drainage,

This is a strawberry tower planter. The idea was taken from several other pins that used stair stringers and plastic garden boxes. To keep the birds out, I built a cage out of 2x4’s, stained them with a water protective stain/seal, then added chicken wire. For easy access I made swinging a door of 1x4’s and chicken wire on hinges to go over the front slanted section. It still gets plenty of sunlight and *hopefully* keeps the birds and critters out while letting the bees in to do their job!