Vertical garden beds

Vertical beds:
When there is not enough land, but you want to grow your own vegetables and greens, housewives use the third dimension—height. Its parameters are unlimited, and you can create even five-story structures for growing garden crops. It was precisely because of the shortage of land that a clever person once invented vertical beds.

We offer the optimal design for a 3-tray bed.
Size: 120x30 cm.

However, at first, they were designed exclusively for flowers and were used by city dwellers on balconies and loggias. But the idea was quickly picked up by quick-witted summer residents, who realized that vegetables could also be grown in such structures. In addition, the unusual appearance of the beds adds spice to the landscape and attracts the attention of neighbors and passersby. Let's try to figure out how to quickly and easily create a vertical bed and what crops thrive in such conditions.

Positive aspects:

For housewives, vertical structures are a great way to relieve strain on the hands and back, because weeds will not grow in the containers (there is simply not enough space for them). Due to the lack of contact with the ground, plants will be less susceptible to fungal infections, which means that fewer chemical treatments will be needed. During frosts or hurricanes, many vertical beds can be temporarily moved to a farm building, thus preserving the future harvest. Containers can be used to decorate an unattractive fence or barn wall, thereby improving the aesthetics of the site. Space saving: if you move part of the garden to vertical beds, there will be space left for a recreation area or flower beds.