22 Ways for Growing a Successful Vegetable Garden
Are you planning to grow a healthy and beautiful vegetable garden that will help beautify your home’s outdoor and be a place of relaxation? Growing your own fruits and vegetables in the yard lets you spend more time outside, at the same time saves your money for buying organic food. So if you have the space to grow your own vegetables, you should definitely take advantage of that. Even if you only have a small space, it isn’t an obstacle anymore in your effort to vegetable gardening. In the following projects you will find a lot of vegetable garden designs to help you start your neat and tidy veggie garden that produces fresh and tasty food for you. Take a look and get started!
1. Use a metal trough as a container for your vegetable garden and install a path between your veggies:
2. If you’re planning to plant cucumbers, melons, and beans in your garden, consider building a trellis and raised garden box combo to provide support for them:
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3. A spiral garden has a very cool look and works great for people with limited space:
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4. Use landscaping rocks to build a series of raised garden beds, and place a galvanized water trough in the center of the garden for easy watering:
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5. A U-shaped raised garden makes efficient use of limited space:
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6. Build pea teepee structures to make harvesting and maintenance easier:
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7. Use landscape stones to build a stunning, carved garden in your backyard:
8. A wire trellis is a great option for building a vertical growing garden in a tiny backyard:
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9. Lay down red bricks or pebbles and place cedar and pine plank garden boxes on top to plant your veggies:
10. Build a mini vegetable garden along a foundation wall:
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11. Concrete blocks are perfect for organizing an easy and cheap vegetable growing area:
12. Build a bean tunnel for your climbing beans to grow on:
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