We think that gardens are best served if they are presented on an expanse of land, free to bloom hither and thither, filling our field of vision. Of course, that requires a decent amount of space. But what if you don’t have the square footage to landscape the traditional way?
You may resign to a few hanging planters suspended from the ceiling or windowsill to fulfill your green thumb. But the possibilities don’t end there. A vertical garden is a viable option to have purposeful foliage even when horizontal space won’t allow for it. Plants that require little soil and water work best for this arrangement.
A wall garden may consist of a simple vine scheme.
Succulents are also easy to care for, while creating a lushness.
Edible variations are doable.
Fashion a design inside the garden.
Flowers aren’t banished from the list, either.
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