If you fancy the sweet, burst of a home grown cherry tomato, the freshly picked crunch of a green bean, or believe that a cuke is the perfect ingredient to any salad; you most certainly need to be growing at home.
If it’s a lack of space that’s been holding you back from producing all your favourite edibles; it’s time to shift your thinking and simply grow vertical!
No matter how small your yard, you can always grow up.
By growing vertical, you can incorporate all your favourite space-hungry, vine fruiting crops, like super tasty, fresh peas, squash, passionfruit and even melons. Straight up, you can structurally support your vertical garden with stakes, trellises, fences, leftover mesh or cage frames.
Growing vertical vegies is also a more efficient gardening method as it saves time, makes maintenance easier and harvesting is quicker because you can see exactly where the fruits of your labour are hanging.
Fungal diseases are also less likely to affect upward-bound plants thanks to improved air flow and circulation around the foliage.
