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Exteriorscapes llc
“to put in a curved wall, and need to know how to make Cor-Ten bend?”
“safe for growing organic vegetables? can the rust leech into the soil and food supply?”
“Best place to purchase cor ten steel?”
“Have to show dad this one!”
“i love chives. My balcony garden has to contend with a lot of wind, and some very dry air when it's not raining . . .”
“I would love to do something like this...”
“interesting way to plant larger area contained in planter pot above ground”
“of many herbs. They're a contemporary approach to time-honored rectangular or square wooden planter boxes. Planting in containers also allows often-diminutive herbs to assume a place of importance in the landscape.”
“1. A container. It’s been said that when choosing a container, you are limited only”
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Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
“Prime growing season: June through September
When to plant: Sow seeds or set out plants in spring and summer when the soil is warm, at least one week after the last frost date.”
“reasons to grow basil in your garden:
Basil is very easy to grow from seed or seedlings once the danger of frost has passed. You can also grow it in containers.
It's hard to beat the fresh taste of basil in a favorite Italian dish.”
“reasons to grow basil in your garden:
* Basil is very easy to grow from seed or seedlings once the danger of frost has passed. You can also grow it in containers.
* It's hard to beat the fresh taste of basil in a favorite Italian dish.”
“also grow it in containers.
•It's hard to beat the fresh taste of basil in a favorite Italian dish.”
NURIT GEFFEN-BATIM STUDIO
“can't seem to locate these drawer pulls. Any guidance would be appreciated.”
“deep sill to allow for plants”
“deep kitchen window room for potted herbs?”
“window goes all the way to counter, cabinet pulls”
“In California many people have these, but my favorite thing is when they put glass shelves up with lots of plants on them.”
“rith in to window therefore giving added depth”
“deep space behind sink would allow herbs in pots”
“like top of bay window to be glass rather than solid. Can look up and out of glass ceiling of screen porch.”
“Push the sink window out a bit to gain some additional counter space behind the sink? And small plants?”
“When a ceiling of glass isn’t feasible, a large greenhouse-style window is the next best thing. A setup like this is a great option if you want to grow plants that require an ample amount of sunlight or just want to feel closer to nature than a typical window would allow.”
Potted
“ever seen to spread your green thumb. Vertical gardening is one of the best ways to get more with less. This system of pockets allows you to grow herbs, flowers succulents, cascading flowers or just about anything. It's also available fully lined so can help cover big, blank walls.
Color: Black or Brown”
“Living wall. Planters with herbs or small plants”
“A living wall is a great approach to vertical gardening. Fill planters with herbs or let smaller tomatoes (those bred to grow in containers or on patios) spill”
“grow vertically (maybe indoor during the winter months)”
“Wall pockets add vertical gardening to small spaces”
“great way to garden and make a wall, too.”
“more ways to plant out of the reach of”
“Have to make this for patio”
The Lettered Cottage
“of pigs to the roots of herbs.”
“like the herbs growing in the kitchen”
“as most herbs love the sun. The bucolic trough planter would make a great addition to any rustic home, cottage kitchen or patio.”
“wall herb planters real cool”
“Love herbs growing in the kitchen.”
“Hate to have to mop that floor.”
“of pigs to the roots of herbs.”
“In this rustic setting, long trays mounted on the wall are home to an assortment of herbs. It's not a look that will work in every home, but where it fits in, it's unexpected but effective. When growing herbs indoors, make sure you provide plenty of light. Most herbs”
“Gardening: Herbs and SucculentsFeast Your Eyes on Edible Gardens3 Fuss-Free Ways to Garden”
Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“4 Herb Container Gardens for Fabulous”
“majority of herbs loke well-draining soil, so it's essential to use potting mix not garden soil specifically made for this.”
“Love the combination of herbs and recommendations..”
“To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check”
“"To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check the mature size of the plant. If that’s not possible, you can follow these”
“this for herbs outside the kitchen”
“To know how many plants to put in”
“To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check the mature size of the plant. If that’s not possible, you can follow these guidelines using 4-inch starter plants:• Three to five plants for a 12-inch-diameter pot• Six to nine plants for an 18-inch-diameter potThe majority of herbs like”
Clinton & Associates Landscape Architects
“can grow in the tightest of spaces, such as between rocks in a hardscape”
“Stone step up by shed to top part of garden.”
“Herbs rather than groundcovers or low plants are a much better way of gardening!”
“Great way to incorporate herbs, food plants into hardscaping and sitt”
“Entrance to room in the yard”
“This is what I want to do in Cooke City”
“Stone, plants growing from in between”
“Steps in the back to step down in the back yard”
“plants grow between the boulders and stone steps.”
“like the plants growing between rocks”
“Anywhere there's a little extra soil. Herbs like thyme can grow”
“grow in the tightest of spaces, such as between rocks in a hardscape.”
“Anywhere there's a little extra soil. Herbs like thyme can grow in the tightest of spaces, such as between rocks in a hardscape”
A Beach Cottage
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“vegetables and herbs are surprisingly easy to grow in small and weird containers. Any type of leafy green, such as loose-leaf lettuces, basil and others will grow well in small pockets of soil.
Some herbs grown in desert climates can be planted in nontraditional containers too. These herbs, along with the t”
“others will grow well in small pockets of soil.”
“a great way to grow the things i find hard to grow, like lettuce and it gets them out of the big garden into their own little homes!”
“family, grow with very little water, so be sure you have ample drainage. Drill a hole in the bottom of the container or use your container as an outer covering for a plastic nursery pot.”
“Some vegetables and herbs are surprisingly easy to grow in small and weird containers. Any type of leafy green,”
