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    Vertical Gardening
    Vertical Gardening
    Vertical Gardening
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    Vertical Gardening

    By Oliver Wilson

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    If you're a person likes gardening who wants to know the secrets of Vertical Gardening, Urban Gardening, and Grow Vegetables, then you're about to discover how to be able to start your own vertical garden right now!

    In fact, if you want to learn different methods of vertical gardening, then this new  eBook - "Vertical Gardening: The Complete Guide to Grow Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits and Flowers in Little Spaces" - gives you the answers to important questions and challenges every People likes gardening faces, including:

    - What is Vertical Gardening?
    - How many kind of Vertical Garden?
    - Is This book is for beginners?
    - is there a step by step guide?
    - -
    ... and more!

    If you're serious about be able to start your own vertical garden and you really want to learn different methods of vertical gardening, then you need to grab a copy of " Vertical Gardening: The Complete Guide to Grow Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits and Flowers in Little Spaces " right now.
    Gardening Expert, Oliver Wilson, will reveal to you how every person who likes gardening, regardless of experience level, can succeed - Today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOliver Wilson
    Release dateJun 24, 2020
    ISBN9781540178008
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      Vertical Gardening - Oliver Wilson

      Vertical Gardening

      By

      Oliver Wilson

      © Copyright 2020 by Oliver Wilson

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      This document is geared towards providing exact and reliable information with regards to the topic and issue covered. The publication is sold with the idea that the publisher is not required to render accounting, officially permitted, or otherwise, qualified services. If advice is necessary, legal or professional, a practiced individual in the profession should be ordered.

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      In no way is it legal to reproduce, duplicate, or transmit any part of this document in either electronic means or in printed format. Recording of this publication is strictly prohibited and any storage of this document is not allowed unless with written permission from the publisher. All rights reserved.

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      Disclaimer

      All Erudition contained in this book is given for informational and educational purposes only. The author is not in any way accountable for any results or outcomes that emanate from using this material. Constructive attempts have been made to provide information that is both accurate and effective, bu the author is not bound for accuracy or use/misuse of information.

      FOREWORD

      First, I would like to thank you for taking the first step of trusting me and deciding to purchase/read this life transforming eBook. Thanks for spending your time and resources on this material. I can assure you of an exact blueprint I lay bare in the information manual you are currently reading. It has transformed lives, and I strongly believe it will equally transform your life too. All the information I presented in this Do-It-Yourself is easy to digest and practice.

      Table of Contents

      INTRODUCTION 3

      MEANING OF  VERTICAL GARDENING 3

      BENEFITS OF VERTICAL GARDEN 4

      DISADVANTAGES OF VERTICAL GARDEN 7

      CHOOSING A SITE AND SOIL PREPERATION 9

      HOW DO YOU WATER A VERTICAL GARDEN 12

      HOW TO BUILD A FREE-STANDING VERTICAL GARDEN 13

      MAINTAINING YOUR VERTICAL GARDEN 16

      ADDING COMPOST TO VERTICAL GARDEN 18

      SEED PLANTING AND ROPERGATION 22

      SEED STARTING 24

      TRANSPLANTING 26

      TYPES OF SEED 26

      METHODS OF PROPAGATION 29

      HOW TO PREVENT AND CONTROL PLANT DISEASES 33

      PEST CONTROL IN VERTICAL GARDEN 37

      Planters and Supports 39

      CONTAINERS AND HANGING PLANTERS 51

      DISH PLANTERS 53

      HANGING BASKETS 54

      HAYRACK PLANTERS 54

      PEACH AND WICKER BASKETS 54

      URNS 55

      FRUITS FOR VERTICAL GARDENS 57

      PERENIAL VINES FOR VERTICAL GARDENS 59

      Annual Flowering Vines for Your Garden 64

      CONCLUSION 69

      INTRODUCTION

      The pressure on urban space led to the creation of a new type of garden: the vertical garden. It's the perfect way to take advantage of the urban environment, and it's equally effective in your home in your backyard or in your home. The feeling of calm and calm they create, while purifying the air around them, is a wonderful asset to your home.

      Plants in upright gardens can be planted in soil bags or inorganic growing medium, or they can be purely hydroponic, depending on the design. Garden sheds are easy to replace, but they can be messy. The use of canvas as a felt or burlap as a culture medium is popular: plants make roots in the tissue.

      Vertical Gardens (VGs) drain plants through an irrigation system that extracts water through a pump and then let us flow through the garden. Ideally, any excess water should be maintained and directed upstream through the pump so that it enters the garden. The VG is very water efficient and requires about a third of the amount of water needed for a traditional garden. Fertilizers and plant foods can be added to water whenever plants need a boost.

      The vertical garden can be located anywhere, where you can build a solid frame to hold. The frame may be independent or may be fixed to a wall or fence, strong enough to support the entire structure. You can create your own frame or buy a prefab; there are many companies that offer modular systems that are very easy to use.

      For the more ambitious, a vertical garden next to a building is a wonderful way to reduce energy consumption since it offers natural cooling against heat and insulation against cold.

      Alternatively, if you want to have plants around you, you can also build a VG inside a wall or as a screen to divide a room into two sections. Offices are the ideal environment for VGs: the more plants in offices, the better, since they help clean air pollutants, and offices tend to be full of furniture and furniture types. Tissues that release these contaminants.

      For simplicity, it is best to use smaller plants. With this in mind, you can use just about anything, including flowers, succulents, ferns, herbs and even vegetables.

      Think about the texture, color and appearance of your plants next to them, and how they will grow to cover the space, taking into account the laws of gravity! But, what could be better than a miniature garden that stretches into Babylon in its own backyard?

      MEANING OF VERTICAL GARDENING

      Vertical gardening is a creative, effortless, and highly productive growing method in small and large garden spaces that requires up and down support for a wide variety of plants.

      Hundreds of vegetable, fruit and flowers varieties are perfect for growing on a stand and mounted on the wall, in beds or containers.

      Best of all, vertical gardening guarantees better results the day your palette touches the ground, reducing the amount of space needed in the garden and the work needed to prepare new beds. Jobs such as clearing, watering, fertilizing, and controlling pests, and diseases are drastically reduced, while yields increase, especially with vegetables such as beans and tomatoes. A polar bean in vinegar will be ten times larger than a pomegranate. In addition, a vineyard vegetable is capable of continuous yields: the more choices, the more the plant will form new flowers and new fruits to lengthen the harvest. A variety of shrubs, on the other hand, will be shortened from 2 to 3 weeks.

      With vertical gardening methods, you will also discover that many plants at ground level blend beautifully with climbing plants, and so you can combine different types of plants to create a lush flower, leaf, and generosity. With a mix of commercially available, DIY is of rope posts, trellises, pergolas, raised beds, Skyscraper Garden Trellises and Topsy-Turvy; a vertical gardener saves a lot of time and work, reduces breakage, makes harvesting easier. Also, a vertical gardener  is perfect for spaces of any size, from a garden container and a 1 x 4 foot strip of land to a landscaped latex and the whole side of a building.

      BENEFITS OF VERTICAL GARDEN

      THE BENEFITS OF GROWING VERTICALLY

      If you've been gardening in long horizontal beds for only one growing season, you've probably said to yourself, It must be a better way. Well, you're right, there's a better way. Vertical gardening offers several advantages over horizontal cultivation.

      Smaller beds to prepare and maintain. When growing upright plants, it will need a bed as large as the root system of these plants, a bed much smaller than a traditional bed. When planted horizontally, you tend to have narrow rows of plants and broad swords of soil between them. These are the big strips that absorb a great deal of water, send countless weeds, and consume the nutrients your plants need. With vertical gardening, they just prepare small spots or strips of fertile soil, enough to give the plants a nutritious base from which to mount supports. These upright garden beds require less compost, fertilizer and water, and only a few dry mulch or some black plastic to control weeds. Composting goes further when you reduce bed space, so you don't have to buy, produce, or use so much compost to change your flooring every season. And if you think about watering with a shower or using a drip irrigation system, you will find that watering your small land is very easy, and your drop hose can run.

      I am in favor of unobtrusive beds, because I have seen the results that others have achieved, in addition to my own successes. You can easily create a bed without digging into homemade compost or on bare ground, or on a log path to kill weeds or shallow grass, and level the new bed with a rake. Extending compostable layers to the top of your backyard barrier can create a nutrient-rich plant bed (the method called in-situ compost or leaf litter).

      To compost in situ, I make sure that my journal layer was at least 15 pages thick and that the edges overlapped like the scales of a fish. This excludes light from the ground below, killing the grass

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