Vertical Gardening

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Grow more plants in less space!

raised bed garden with hoop trellises for vertical growing

Ever dreamed of strolling through your own veggie tunnel? It's easier than you think. Cattle panel fencing (aka feedlot panels) is an excellent way to create hoop trellises for the home garden. Use wooden beams or T-posts to secure the fencing and make the hoop shape. Cattle panels can be use for both in-ground and raised-bed gardening. These trellises were made with 16 ft. x 50 in. panels that are constructed of 4 gauge wire.

This passionflower is thriving in the greenhouse. These unique flowers have striking blue and white petals with intricate structures that attract all sorts of pollinators 🦋 Passionflower grows on vigorous vines that are hardy down to about 15 degrees. The fragrant flowers are followed by egg-sized fruits that are said to be not very tasty, but edible 🌿 Passionflowers have the potential to be invasive, so like mint and other unruly plants, it’s wise to keep them confined to a container...

Micro tomato varieties have been bred for their compact size, and they offer many benefits to gardeners with small spaces or growing indoors. Micro tomatoes grow to a height of less than a foot and make perfect windowsill plants. Read this Q&A style blog that covers advice on keeping your tomato harvests going through the winter in containers.

handful of three different color pole bean grown in a home garden

Learn how to extend the growing season of your home garden in our blog. Get tips on protecting your plants from frost plus learn what other cool-weather loving crops to add to your garden to enjoy harvests this fall and winter.

Vertical gardening is a growing technique that every gardener should use. Not only does it allow you to grow more in less space, but it also promotes better airflow which leads to healthier plants. From elaborate metal arbors to simple pieces of string, there are a multitude of ways to create vertical structures to support your plants. Read the blog to get our list of 10 edible plants that love to climb.