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Easily wheel your herbs in for the cold season. If you’re like me and you’re not ready to drop $200 on a pretty tub on wheels … or already have a potted garden started, consider building yourself a ‘crate-on-wheels’ type of mobile garden (maybe like this, this, or this). Be sure to consider the door your bringing it in through or it’ll just be cool way of re-arranging your garden.By the way, if you’ve been waiting for the time to start an herb garden, start planning now. The end of winter is good time to growing the plants in small containers indoors and move them outside when things warm up.

Easily wheel your herbs in for the cold season. If you’re like me and you’re not ready to drop $200 on a pretty tub on wheels … or already have a potted garden started, consider building yourself a ‘crate-on-wheels’ type of mobile garden (maybe like this, this, or this). Be sure to consider the door your bringing it in through or it’ll just be cool way of re-arranging your garden.

By the way, if you’ve been waiting for the time to start an herb garden, start planning now. The end of winter is good time to growing the plants in small containers indoors and move them outside when things warm up.

1 year ago 0 notes →

Moss garden at the Giouji Temple in Kyoto.
Now that’s a yard!

1 year ago 9 notes →

Vertical Gardening

environment: growing your own food or at least a percentage of your own herbs and veggies can lower your dependancy on the grocery store

minimal: utilizing vertical space can be a very efficient way to organize a garden that would normally clutter a small area, vertical gardening can allow you to grow more

P.S. I’m currently drafting plans to make my own hanging garden/vertical garden on my back patio.

2 years ago 9 notes →