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13 Comments on Gardening Ingenuity in the City – A Vertical Earth Garden Makes the Most out of Limited Urban Space in Encinitas
OMG I love that! I am going to have to show it to my handy hubby and maybe I can get the same thing!
Jeff - Very cool urban patio garden! I bookmarked the vertical earth gardens link you provided.
I've seen some ingenious rooftop and patio gardens at downtown Minneapolis lofts and condos. This shows what a homeowner can do with a little ambition and hard work!
WOW! ooooEEE! This is really, really interesting! Will yo please post it on over to the ECO-ALL-STARS Group, too? It sort of looks more horizontal than vertical to me...but I guess it climbs up the exterior of the building?
Jeff, I have not seen that before, but I agree that is a really clever idea
I've never seen anything like this either but it is so clever! Makes total sense when you don't have space for a garden for spices!
What a great idea. This is something even I could probably manage.
Kristin - I bet something similar could be fashioned. Good luck
Eric - it's always interesting to see what ingenuity leads to, especially when space is limited.
Margaret - I was pretty impresssed when I saw it, especailly given how it is being used by the restaurant.
Jeff
Nancy - I have several clients I am going to introduce this to as well. They will love it.
JaneAnne - I should have posted it there without being asked. I normally do! I think they have a number of models depending on the space.
George - I remember seeing one someplace quite some time ago but seeing it the other day was perfect - I thought others would enjoy reading about it.
LaNita - agreed. I can see condo owners and those living in teh city being able to enjoy their gardening.
William - I have seen several now frmo a distance and from reading their site it sounds like they are getting pretty popular.
Jane - so keep us posted on your venture. Basil? Rosemary? Lettuce?
Jeff
I bet you definitely see a lot more of this stuff in New Your City than you do around here.
I love this and am going to pass this post on to some friends who will really be interested! Thanks, Jeff!!