Vertical Garden ; part 3
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I LIKE YOUR GARDENING AND YOUR VOICE TOO. I THINK YOU ARE A VERY KIND PERSON AND THE PEOPLE ARE HAPPY TO BE AROUND YOU.
GOOD LUCK!
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Wonderful vertical gardening system. Great ingenuity and a nice way to bring some green into your space.
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here here, right smashing design. Well done sir .....a little british ingenuity is all...
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cool!!
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You could try sphagnum moss too
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Fantastic ! Such a great idea , thank you for posting. I'll try it myself with potatoes. By the way love the kitty :D, best wishes from Mexico Good Luck !
alana2you 1 year ago
@alana2you should would work fine, but you'd probably need to widen the frame to accomodate the potatoes growth. I'd say about 50cm should do. I'd be interested to learn how it goes! Best of luck!
jeremusic 1 year ago
Here is my proof that Wallace and Gromit are not totally fiction. Its a lovely system, enthusiastically built and generously shared. I wonder if there is a way to have the background dark plastic look a bit more invisible? Or a bit more soil-like. Hessian? Id love a sketch of your system, a blueprint. Your cat is good looking too.
ceciliamacaulay 3 years ago
He He, yup "Grommit away!......" aye lad! My next version will likely have green polythene, but hessian is a good idea too, but with plastic behind i think, or the watering will go everywhere. I like the idea of the natural surface though. maybe straw matting?.....
Did you see parts 4 and 5?
jeremusic 3 years ago