#verticalgarden

It was a hot early afternoon on Saturday when we went out of the house and drove to the valley for a little adventure.

If you are a real die hard foodie...I believe there must be at least a plant of an herb somewhere at your place...or maybe in your kitchen! It is always great to have your fresh herbs handy like this...isn't

Imagine, after a hard day working and on a trip full of noise, dust and things that add to other stress levels, then when you get home you are greeted with a green landscape and cool air like mountains?

The first of our hanging bottle gardens. I've been collecting 1.25 litre soft drink bottles for a while. Yesterday I got to slicing and drilling and these are the first two results. Ill be doing a vertical

Teaching plants to climb Training plants to grow vertically is important in a small garden. Sometimes it is surprising what you can train to grow that way. These pics are Lemon Verbena and Cape Gooseberry,

Vertical Culture by using hydroponic systems can help us to produce more food again low water and low surface.

This next post come from 'Positive News' a online news source (also you can buy a monthly physical issues I believe). Now it's not often China gets a good press in western media but this article gives