A vertically hanging panel used for hydroponically growing plants is called a vertical garden. These unusual structures, also known as living green walls, plant walls, and moss walls to mention a few, can either be freestanding or affixed to a wall. Whatever you want to name them, these vertical plant constructions can range in size from a picture frame to a wall-sized structure.
Vertical Gardening is a special kind of civic gardening suitable to small spaces, particularly for decorating the walls and roofs in colorful styles. This is an indispensable system for gardening by expanding the compass of growing shops in a perpendicular space. It is a technically or we can say smartly think method of growing gardening vertically using trailing or some other support. It provide a new dimension of gardening in a small space.
Since 1938, when Stanley Hart White, a professor at the University of Illinois, established the concept and secured a patent for it, vertical gardens have existed. A French botanist by the name of Patrick Blanc created the current green wall forty years later, specifically using a hydroponic irrigation method.
We can grow delicious vegetables, fruits and seasonal flowers and many more plants in this process. If you don’t have enough floor space for a garden or cluster of plants, consider creating a vertical garden that makes the most of a bare wall. Whether you plant it inside or outside, a vertical garden will give you the space you need to plant flowers, fresh herbs, and succulents. From up cycling an old dresser to the simple act of hanging a few pots, one of these DIY vertical garden ideas will surely speak to you.
