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We are definitely going to use some ideas here and start building vertical gardens.
For years we lived in a first floor unit and had a patio pepper garden and each year we made our own brand of hot sauce. Then we used an entire side yard for a crop garden on our new homes landscape and have gotten quite creative with that section too. Every year since we carved it out, in some fashion or another it is brand new.
We loved bringing this imagined multilayered gravity defying potted herb garden to reality!
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