Vertical Gardening 101 Beginner's Guide: How to Create Your Vertical Urban Garden & Grow Healthy Organic Fruits & Vegetables (Urban Gardening, Urban farming, ... Gardening, Square foot gardening Book 1) Kindle Edition

This book is filled with practical information as well as great tips and advice on how to grow plants in your garden . When it comes to creating your own garden , you have to consider a lot of factors . You need to do some research and gain knowledge about how to grow plants , fruits and vegetables in your own garden . I read an article about ‘Vertical Gardening’ a few days back so I thought of reading a few books on the topic before proceeding with my own garden . When it comes to being able to have fresh fruits and vegetables that could benefit you , having a vertical garden is the best alternative ! This ebook is 93 pages long and contains very helpful tips and information. I highly recommend it! If you’re looking to grow your own garden , this book would come handy and have you all covered . Worth the price !

One of the things that I hate about living in an apartment is the lack of yard space. I grew up on a farm in Western New York and I loved being around the fresh veggies. It’s something sorely lacking here. I never heard of vertical gardening before this book. I was actually looking on a book for how to start a window box garden. The instructions seemed easy enough so I got permission from my landlord to put one up outside my apartment. We have a small patch of open land there and it seemed like an ideal spot. It was a bit of a challenge but we got everything in place with a little trial and error. The book was a great help and we stuck with it. Things are just starting to bloom but this book was a great way of getting started! The advice in the book is practical and easy to follow. I like that it's written straight forward and it cuts out a lot of the fluff. It's short but informative and just enough to get me started!

Perfect for those with small spaces! This book not only takes you through exactly what you need to do to make and grow a successful vertical garden, it also talks about the importance of composting. I have always been a bit turned off in the past to composting, but I was ready to give it a try after reading this book. It's actually much easier and less messy than I imagined.I have grown herbs for quite some time on my small balcony, but never considered growing something larger like melons or squash. I also loved the inclusion to have the option to hire a company to come out and start the vertical garden. For people who are intimidated by gardening or don't feel like they have a green thumb, this is a great alternative.Loved all of the ideas on what to grow!

This is a concise look into planting a vertical garden, which is basically just a garden that is efficient and can be planted in a small space, which makes it ideal for apartment or city living. The book discusses how to construct the garden, right down to the types of fertilizer or compost you can use and what plants grow best. There are tips on expanding your garden and what to do when winter arrives. This would be ideal to read for anyone that wants to be able to plant some of their own food, even in an urban setting.

This book takes you through the process of making and up-keeping your own vertical garden. It explains what a vertical garden is, and explains the process of building one. This includes information on setting it up, what you will need to make the soil viable, and even the types of fruits and vegetables you can grow in a vertical garden. There are also tips for keeping pests out and making a garden indoors. I would recommend this book to anyone that lives in a small space and wants to have their own garden or learn how to grow their own food.

I love fresh fruits and veggies and I've been looking for a way to incorporate it into my every day routine. I'm the type of person who forgets things if they're not right in front of their face to remind them so having a vertical garden might be what I need. I can also keep them close to my house so I wont have to be scared of some kids coming to ruin the garden for fun, plus it makes my house look really good.

It provides information about vetical gardening but did not answer the specific questions I was looking for. It is a great beginner guide but to really know specifics you would need additional resources.

Very little useful information in this short book. It more or less attempts to convince you that you can garden vertically than give you practical and useful tips.