Determining how much light your deck or patio receives daily can help you choose plants that are sure to thrive. While most ...

“Growing up” expands your garden’s potential because growing vertically increases the number of plants that can be grown in ...

Choose a wall or other vertical surface that is suitable for hanging your planters. The wall should receive enough light to support the types of plants you want to use. You can use an indoor wall ...

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Featuring a sleek vertical and modular form, omni.farm indoor garden lets you grow all year round, right from your kitchen ...

Remember Jack and the Beanstalk? That fever-dream of a fairy tale where a poor kid climbs a giant vine into the clouds, robs ...

These plants are easy to maintain and thrive in indoor conditions. Install wall-mounted planters to let the vines cascade beautifully down the walls. This method not only saves floor space but also ...

Watering the garden ... hooks and install them in a column, letting each hook hold part of the hose. If you have a wide enough piece of pipe, you can also cut out a notched tube and mount it ...

Upside down planters are specifically designed for hanging ... plant herbs on top – one stone killing two birds! Compared to the conventional planters, this creative way helps prevent bugs as well as ...

Many will grow this perennial in the garden, where it will typically bloom in the spring, only to return again the following year. However, this herb can be grown indoors—a method that lets you ...