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VERTICAL VEGETABLES: "Grow up" in a small garden and confound the cats!

Step 6Add plants or seeds

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Sow seeds or add seedlings I suggest....
- herbs thyme, sorrel, chives

- salad mixed leaf, mustard, cut and come again, or spinach

- minibel tomatoes

- 'petit pois peas you can eat the young leaflets and tendrils
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Apr 5, 2012. 1:14 AMtprobst2 says:
Great idea for hot area like Texas can move in and out when to hot, also great for the kids to do, homeschooling always looking for ideas, thanks. We will be getting back to you with pics when done, on facebook.
Apr 4, 2012. 6:33 PMaliceaod says:
This is an awesome idea. Thanks for posting. I see shoe racks at the thrift stores sometimes. Next time I'm picking one up. I wouldn't grow any food in containers that are not food-grade plastic, such as this, but that's just me. Flowers, sure but not food. I'd be more inclined to stick plants in pop bottles and then put the pop bottles into this for vertical gardening.
Jul 26, 2011. 1:10 PMkelia says:
The tomatoes probably didn't work out so well since they have large roots and are deep water drinkers.. Rosemary should do well. This is a great idea. I have a gazebo who lost its canopy I hang planters filled with flowers and vegetables from it now
Apr 15, 2010. 9:33 AMsiriradha says:
Could you tell us which plants you felt were most successfully grown in your planter pockets?
Jul 2, 2010. 4:57 PMstick0 says:
i am totally planting alpine strawberries in mine :) they have wilde strawberry flavor but are twice the size and they are clumping not runner strawberries
Aug 6, 2009. 10:39 AMKaber says:
This wil be great to include in the Container Gardening Class we are doing for our homeschool kids' group! THANKS!

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I live in Somerset, England. I have always been practical and creative. I just love problem solving and reusing/ recycling materials for my projects..