The global vertical garden construction market is driven by factors such as an increase in demand for energy-efficient buildings, the growing popularity of aesthetically appealing urban structures ...

Tired of bare walls? Transform your small garden or patio with a clever space-saving DIY hack that uses common household items to add a pop of color.

But vertical gardens turn that idea on its head, so to speak. This style of gardening utilizes vertical structures — fences, doors, walls, you name it — to support plants as they grow.

Related: Woman Builds Vertical Garden Using Dollar Tree Planters and It's Too Cool. Building a Milk Jug Vertical Garden. Take as many milk jugs (or other food-safe plastic jugs) as you plan on ...

Plant walls, 3-D gardens, micro gardens. Whatever you call them, vertical gardens are all these and more. Unlike traditional in-ground garden beds that typically follow horizontal planes, vertical ...

There's a theory about why we like broad expanses of greenery: Lawns and gardens remind us of home - not where we or our parents came from, but a place lost in time. On some level they summon ...

Funcid 5-Tier Vertical Garden, $64 (was $140) at Walmart Courtesy of Walmart The space-saving raised bed consists of five tiers of planters with a large 27-inch by 8.25-inch frame that's 6.7 ...

This latest project in the heart of Paris is one of 250 vertical gardens that Blanc has conceptualized and built in public and private, indoor and outdoor spaces around the globe.

As your enthusiasm for vertical gardening undergoes a growth spurt, try these more involved projects. Use builder’s wire, garden netting with a 4-to-6-inch grid, or cattle panel secured to ...

At 13,595 square feet, the world’s largest vertical garden is definitely bigger than your piddly window box — think more like “hotel ballroom.” It covers the outside of a shopping mall in ...