Vertical Garden Design

About Vertical Garden Design Android App

You can grow many varieties of plants with a vertical garden plan. Flowers, greenery, vegetables and fruit can all do well with vertical gardening techniques - and most of the time, yield more than a traditional, horizontal garden space.

Growing vegetables is especially easy with a growing-up garden because the veggies are off the ground and away from soil-borne diseases and pests. For those of us who love having a garden but have difficult bending and kneeling, a vertical garden is great for harvesting while standing.


Weeding your garden is practically non-existent and you'll need very few supplies to keep your vertical garden green and yielding. You'll also enjoy the fact that air circulation is better for the plants when growing upright and that watering is required less frequently.


You'll need to consider the type of garden you're planting (vegetable, flowers or greenery) and how much they'll be exposed to the elements that exist in your garden. For example, will they be growing in full sun, on a trellis, arbor or shaded wall or fence?

If you're growing plants against a brick wall, take into consideration the amount of heat that will be generated and what impact that will have on your chosen plants. Also, consider whether your garden will be perennial, evergreen or annual. Annuals such as some flowering vines grow fast, but your garden will be without foliage during certain times of the year.



Besides being able to grow and harvest beautiful flowers, fruit and vegetables, you'll enjoy the beauty and decorative splash that vertical gardens add to a structure. Blank garage walls can take on a whole new meaning with cascading wisteria and an unattractive brick wall can become elegant with evergreen vines.