In conclusion, a vertical herb garden is an excellent option for those who want to maximize their outdoor space while enjoying fresh herbs for cooking. By selecting the right location, herbs ...

Ms Thackeray says plants with small root systems are the easiest fit for most vertical gardens. Herbs are a "really great" option. Leafy greens, lettuces, strawberries and tomatoes can also grow well.

For those who don’t have backyard space for dozens of vegetables or perennials, a vertical garden is the answer. These space-saving wonders have a small footprint and are an ergonomic way to ...

Our plan is to create several vertical herb gardens around the building so The Soup Kitchen chefs have an unlimited source of fresh herbs for cooking.” — Brian Fischer, Innovator, PLANTPOCKETS ...

Or, go for a vertical herb garden, especially if your planter is near an outdoor kitchen or dining area. Growing fresh herbs like mint, cilantro, parsley, and oregano will up both your culinary ...