Vertical Vegetable Gardens

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Growing vertical vegetables doesn't require a large garden. You can grow vertically in raised beds, containers, or your garden bed. These vertical gardening tips will get you started, and this DIY gardening book, Vertical Vegetables, will help you DIY vertical gardening no matter your space and budget. #verticalgardening #verticalgarden

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Char + Marv | Urban Garden on Instagram: "You can be creative with your vertical space and grow more food. This spot is hidden from morning and afternoon sun and only receives about 4-5 hours of sunlight late in the afternoon. But by going vertical, it helps maximize sunlight exposure. Also going vertical means you end up using smaller containers and plants like micro dwarf tomatoes are ideal for this.

This is one of the first garden bed we built and happy that it fit the space perfectly. That’s the most exciting part about having an empty space. You can use your imagination to fill the space and be creative.

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Char + Marv | Urban Garden on Instagram: "You can be creative with your vertical space and grow more food. This spot is hidden from morning and afternoon sun and only receives about 4-5 hours of sunlight late in the afternoon. But by going vertical, it helps maximize sunlight exposure. Also going vertical means you end up using smaller containers and plants like micro dwarf tomatoes are ideal for this. This is one of the first garden bed we built and happy that it fit the space perfectly…

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