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Vertical Vegetable Gardening

Vertical vegetable gardening is the way to go if you are short on space or just want some new shapes and structures in your vegetable patch. Try adding some interest to your garden by growing some of your vegetables up gardening stakes.

Staking is easy when growing in containers so this is another option especially if you live in an apartment or have no backyard to speak of. Some plants grow best and will give you a more abundant harvest if they are grown vertically.

Vine and sprawling vegetables:

  • Beans - climbing and runner varieties
  • Cucumber
  • Gourds
  • Peas - snow peas are a great variety
  • Squash
  • Sweet Potato
  • Tomatillo
  • Tomato

For more information on specific vegetables please go to my vegetable list. Here you will find easy and useful information for planting, growing and harvesting your favorite vegetables.

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