If you feel like growing some vegetables in your garden, you'll probably be thinking about planting them directly in the ground. However, you might want to think about planting vertically instead of horizontally. A vertical garden grows plants on a fence, trellis or other support, and such systems are great for growing vegetables. Here are just four reasons why. 1. More Space for Produce There's a reason high-population areas tend to build taller buildings; there's almost no limit on how far up you can go.
15 October 2018
