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I'm looking at options for an attractive shelf setup I can install on my fence to give me a little more space and so I can use my table again. I absolutely love the setup Julie at We're Going to Need A Bigger Pot has installed. Many older pictures no longer show up but you can catch a glimpse in the last picture in the most recent post. The colour is a fantastic touch as well.
Here's another simpler solution that would be easier for a not-so-handy man (Maybe I could manage something else? I don't really have any tools... makes it hard to try...) like myself.
Have you seen any really great solutions for building upwards? I'd love to see them!
I'm also thinking of a Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata' for a bit of height in a shady corner. Anyone have any experience with them? Most of my reading seems to claim they are not winter hardy in zone 5 but I swear there's one growing at the Toronto Botanical Gardens?
Monday, July 26, 2010
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Hey Andrew! You may have to find a few tools to make this vertical garden, but it is so cool...looks pretty easy, and I like her red paint, but natural wood would look good outside too! Check out Evelyn's vertical garden HERE!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Gives me a few more ideas to work with, thanks!
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