Tag: Vertical
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A firefighter from Sunderland has won B&Q’s Garden of the Year – even though his 4.5 x 3.5m garden was one of the smallest submitted out of 2,000 entries. ‘I originally designed the garden for my partner, Lindsey, who spent time gardening as a child, so I wanted to create a space for her which…
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There are so many wonderful trellis ideas that offer limitless potential for adding vertical interest to your garden. Trellis is one of the most simple but effective garden fence ideas – allowing you to enhance an uninspiring surface or introduce an element of privacy or shade. ‘The vertical plane is the longest axis in the garden,…
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Whether you’re after a colourful display of sweet peas in the garden or are growing a crop of climbing runner beans on an allotment, knowing how to make a wigwam support for vertical planting will come in super-handy all-round. Growing crops upwards instead of across the ground is a brilliant space-saver that will allow you…
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Vertical gardening can be an expensive venture, but with this hack on TikTok from Mike VanDuzee (@the_good_mr_hyde), you can make it happen for just a few dollars. The scoopVanDuzee’s Instagram and YouTube page are dedicated to teaching viewers about hydroponic gardening —…
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GARDEN GROWTH: There are many ways to increase height in your garden and add interest (Image: Getty) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. [Learn more] Urban gardeners are turning to vertical gardening to maximise their compact spaces. The recent RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden…
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The farm cultivates spinach and basil in Mangaluru. Suraj Rao, a former software professional, has successfully developed a 1,000-square-foot vertical garden in Matadakani, Mangaluru, focused on cultivating spinach and basil. His journey from the IT sector to farming began in 2011…
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We recently published a list of 7 Worst Vertical Farming and Hydroponic Stocks to Buy. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Edible Garden AG Incorporated (NASDAQ:EDBL) stands against other worst vertical farming and hydroponic stocks to buy. Vertical farming and hydroponics have proven to be revolutionary solutions in the…
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The first benefit is that most indoor vertical gardens don’t require soil. They operate via a hydroponic system, meaning you grow your herbs and veggies by using a water-based nutrient solution rather than soil. You likely know that damp and soggy soil provides the perfect breeding ground for bugs, so without this part, your indoor…