Lots of flora will grow nicely in the shallow troughs of gutters. Small-root plants, annuals, and vines will flourish nicely. Various herbs like thyme, basil, sage, peppermint, and spearmint are also popular choices for gutter gardens. Or you can grow your own produce such as strawberries, lettuce, spinach, radishes, and onions.
Here's a step-by-step process on dressing up your fence with gutter gardens:
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The irony is that we usually take great care of clearing our "actual" roof gutters of all leaves and dirty matters that could clog them !â¦
Here on the contrary â¦
I really like this way of "dressing up" fences and walls !â¦
Thank you for the Inst'.
With a garden that has to be grandchild friendly anything that brings a bit of colour that is safe from balls & bikes is a good idea in my book :-)