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Summary: Learn the basics of vertical gardening for growing vegetables in this free online video guide to vegetable gardening.

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Scott Reil Scott Reil is an accredited nurseryman and longtime horticulturalist with over two decades of experience in the field. He has lectured extensively and taught... read more

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Basics of Vertical Gardening

Hi! My name is Scott Reil and on behalf of expertvillage.com I will like to talk to you about vegetable gardening. A lot of us don't have space for a big garden you can see my garden is not terribly large but one of the things that we could do to create more space in our garden for a gardening is finding plants that we could do vertical gardening with. You can see here what I have done I have put out a couple of support on either side and I have stretch some plain old gardening fencing across it this is going to give my beans a place to grow up and create a vertical wall in my garden that is going to be evenly harvested. You see that I can reach any where right here from the garden path. There are a few other plants that you can grow this way cucumbers are often a vining type and the cucumbers are a easy one to grow up on a trails like this and again it makes harvesting very simple. So of the cherry tomatoes can be vining types and this again is a great way to keep that vertical wall in the garden to take up that space other wise you lost and turning it into a valuable gardening crop land for you to help feed you and your family out of your own vegetable garden.

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