25 Gorgeous Vertical Garden Ideas That are A Boon for Small-Spaces!

Nicole and Bianca CuteDIYprojects Blogger

Do you love the idea of charming up your home with loads of fresh greens and colorful flowers with a pretty garden, but the lack of space is proving to be a huge obstacle to make that happen? Come to your rescue – vertical gardens that are an incredible space-saving solution, while letting you customize them with a whole bunch of creative designs. Here are 25 Gorgeous Vertical Garden Ideas That are A Boon for Small-Spaces!

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Gorgeous Vertical Garden Ideas
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1. Planter Box Wall

Planter Box Wall
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Gracefully attached to the fence of your home, this vertical garden wall looks with wooden planter boxes is a striking stacked structure, perfect for growing lovely herbs.

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DIY Details : pin.it

2. Small-Space Balcony Garden

Small-Space Balcony Garden
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Rustic hanging baskets and well-placed pots form a small-space vertical garden apt for your balcony or patio. The variety of plants here combines a bundle of colors and flowers.

DIY Details : lowes

3. Space-Saving Vertical Vegetable Garden

Space-Saving Vertical Vegetable Garden
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Calling for nothing but a wall or fence, customizable boxes or wooden containers suited for flowers, veggies or herbs can fit just about any space, adorning it with a chic statement.

DIY Details : manmadediy

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4. Hex Wire Vertical Garden

Hex Wire Vertical Garden
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What an amazing growing potential coming for such a subtle design! Housing 35 terra-cotta pots hooked to a hex wire netting, this one has got cedar wood for the frame.

DIY Details : akadesign

5. Hanging Gutter Garden

Hanging Gutter Garden
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Who would imagine a few gutter sections could work wonders for a hanging garden. The key is to make drainage holes in the bottom and leave enough space between the sections for sunlight to reach them.

DIY Details : apartmenttherapy

6. Pre-Potted Plant Wall

Pre-Potted Plant Wall
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Make holes for gorgeous pre-potted terra cotta plants in a bunch of wooden boards and hang them vertically by stringing into ropes, followed by securing with brackets and zip ties.

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DIY Details : handimania

7. Hanging Gutter Planter and Stand

Hanging Gutter Planter and Stand
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Refreshing tones of paint on those gutter sections thread-tied to a wooden stand go magically well with the variety of plants installed. Add the final touches with pretty plant labels.

DIY Details : hertoolbelt

8. Cedar Box Vertical Garden

Cedar Box Vertical Garden
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Bring out a splash of new life on your patio with these stacked cedar wood boxes painted in bright white, yielding a breathtaking vertical garden when potted with colorful flowers.

DIY Details : decorandthedog

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9. Wooden Pallet Vertical Garden

Wooden Pallet Vertical Garden
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Grab a repurposed wooden pallet and transform it into a stunning vertical herb garden for your patio using a level, a Kreg jig, nails, paint, vinyl labels and paint.

DIY Details : minimalisti

10. Stair Planter Box Garden

Stair Planter Box Garden
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An unearthly twist to the concept of stairs, this inspiration has got those steps replaced with planter boxes that have been secured to the ladder frame.

DIY Details : helpfulhomemade

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11. Vertical Pyramid Garden Planter

Vertical Pyramid Garden Planter
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Here’s a cedar board pyramid loaded with dirt and lined with a plywood base, perfect for growing small plants like strawberries or lettuce. Install an irrigation system at the top.

DIY Details : icreatived

12. Trellis Vertical Container Garden

Trellis Vertical Container Garden
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Boasting petite buckets with painted bands of colors, this trellis is a giant tic-tac-toe grid, having the pots hung from S hooks filling each space. The lumber itself is primed and painted with vibrant yellow.

DIY Details : bhg

13. Vertical Garden Cabinet

Vertical Garden Cabinet
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This beautiful cabinet is lined with lots of tilted shelves, each having a few holes for storing terra cotta pots. That glass door allows you to peek into the pretty greens inside.

DIY Details : diy-vintage-chic

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