Garden Girl TV: Vertical Gardening One(How to Grow Vertically)
December 28th, 2009 by Geoff Marks
Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, shows you techniques to get more out of limited landspace, by growing up. Check out her website at www.gardengirltv.com This video is available through closed caption(cc) enjoy in any language. FULL TEXT Vertical Gardening Part 1 As urban gardeners, we have a limited amount of space to grow our vegetables and flowers. What I have done is I have employed verticle gardening. Right here as you can see, I have a variety of different cucumber plants. Now, a cucumber …
No related posts.
Tags:
excellent!
she is inspirational for all of us who are a little lazy she gets you motivated because i love gardening iam in too compost tea right know
Thank you so much for posting. Makes gardening look like a lot of fun.
your husbands lucky he can sit aound the house and watch football while patti does the yard work and house repairs lucky guy
Mademoiselle, if you don’t mind my asking, how tall should the vertical support be for cucumbers? I want to try this next spring.
Here we have another example of getting so much out of the plants we grow by simply using the space available. I’m in the ruburbs, but have little sunny space. So, UP WE GO!
This is great! I might have to change it up a little for my garden, but I love the idea! My one question is, what variety of pumpkin and watermelon are you growing n these? I am assuming the smaller varieties so it won’t pull it down? Or are they pretty resilient?
also, in addition to the pieces of wood on the side is there one across the top?
Excellent video! The world is 3D, the garden too! Come check the videos from the Montreal Permaculture Guild!
Great ideas, but I do wish that when she said she’d show us how she made these that she actually showed us. Maybe the video has been shortened and that part got deleted. Oh, well. I’ll figure it out. Thanks for the ideas!
I grew watermelons last year on a standard wooden trellis. They were a variety called sugar baby which are about the size of a cantaloupe and are incredibly sweet. They are the expensive ones that you can find in the grocery stores.
Seriously! Patti, you’re my new best friend. I haven’t felt this inspired in YEARS! YOU GO GARDEN GIRL!!
Nice vid! Good series
do you get good pumpkins? i thought they needed to have ground warmth under them to produce well.
What is missing is actually educating people on hanging plants upside down on fences, beams & other strong support systems. I have tomato plants in a sealed canvas bag hanging through the bottom, needs lots of water!! seems to grow faster than hydroponics perhaps because the plant doesn’t struggle growing against gravity. The Stock is almost 3 times thicker than the scrawny ground plants as well.
Greetings! If you have any questions about gardening please take a look at my page, it’s very helpful and easy!
you r 1 smart lady. u married?
I have something eating holes thru the middle of my tomatoes! What should I do?
Dam I want a garden girl…wow…I think she’s Peurto Rican maybe …
love that last quick trellis.
love the videos, but the music is sometimes too loud.
why dont people just live off the land instead of covering the world in concrete. Makes no sense. we can live for free of the land without money but they choose live with inorganic methods. its like the government have robbed us of our land and forced us to obey their empire of destructions. every garden that is in you’re house is just artifical and is just soil that has been dumped by a bulldozer unaturally. humans just make hard work for themselves. a proud history gone down the drain
well, this is a good way the back in the path again, today is a garden in your roof, tomorrow could be a cottage in the fields
I though you were going to show how to make the trellis, you use the drill, but how do you put it together?
Aren’t pumpkins and watermelons too heavy to hang from a vine? I can understand cucumbers hanging from a vine that’s on a fence, but a big old pumpkin or watermelon? Won’t that just fall off or drag down the vine?