Vertical Gardening: A Beginners Guide To Growing Your Own Vertical Garden (en Inglés)
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Vertical Gardening - A Beginners Guide To Growing Your Own Vertical Garden Although not a new concept, vertical gardening is becoming increasingly popular, especially in large cities where space for a conventional garden is often not available. A vertical garden (or garden wall) is an activity in which a person grows their garden either up a wall, a structure attached to a wall or a separate self-supporting structure. The main aim of this way of gardening is to save on space. My aim with this eBook is to help you to establish your vertical garden. We will discuss how to set it up, which structures work best, which plants you should select to grow in the garden, how to care for the plants once the garden is up and running amongst other things. At the end of the book, there is a great list of sites you can visit on the internet for more information. I really hope you enjoy reading this eBook. Take your time, there will be plenty of information to get through, but at the end of it, you will have enough knowledge to begin your own vertical garden. Here's a Preview of what's inside Introduction to Vertical GardeningMaterials To Build Your Vertical GardenMaterials To Build Your Vertical GardenVertical Gardens - What Should You Grow?Basic Soil Composition for a Vertical Garden Watering and Feeding your PlantsDecorating Using Vertical GardensFurther Resourcesand much more! Download your copy today to receive all of this information. Just Scroll to the top of the page and select the Buy Button Tags: Vertical Gardening, Gardening, House Plants, Indoor Gardening, Urban Gardening, Container Gardening, Self Sufficiency, Vertical Gardening, Gardening, House Plants, Indoor Gardening, Urban Gardening, Container Gardening, Self Sufficiency, Vertical Gardening, Gardening, House Plants, Indoor Gardening, Urban Gardening, Container Gardening, Self Sufficiency
