Vertical gardening systems can lead to more plants and higher yields. A bonus? Soil-dwelling pests are thwarted by putting ...

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2. Pallet garden: Use a pallet as a base to create a vertical garden with pockets for plants. 3. Wall planter: Install a wall planter and fill it with succulents, ferns, or other small plants.

If you have some spare lumber or nursery pots, you can attach them to the pallets as little shelves to keep fruit off the ground. As your enthusiasm for vertical gardening undergoes a growth spurt ...

Take inspiration from two very different balcony gardens in Naarm/Melbourne that have been designed to feel like a garden on ...

‘A corner shed may be the perfect solution if you’re looking to add one to a smaller garden,’ says Aaron Priestman, founder ...

These planters can be stacked, hung on walls, or even suspended from trees to bring vertical interest to any ... Arranged on an old wooden painted pallet, these feeders make a fun addition to ...

Next, remove every other pallet slat with a crowbar, hammer, or saw, depending on what tools you have handy. Reattach these to the underside of the other slats with nails or screws, forming rows of ...

"Convert an old ladder into a vertical garden by attaching planter boxes to each rung or ... "All you need is two wood pallets, wood glue, caster wheels, and a few coats of paint.

Space constraints should never limit your gardening dreams! Even with the tiniest patch of sunshine or a small indoor nook, you can create enchanting mini-gardens that bring joy and greenery into your ...