Herb gardens can be a fun and easy step into the world of gardening.
And spring has sprung, making many of us feeling the urge to garden.
Unfortunately, not everyone has an abundance of outdoor space to garden with.
Our solution to this problem? A space-saving, indoor-friendly, hanging herb garden.
To create your garden, you need not go and buy and expensive indoor herb garden kit.
This easy DIY turns a few easy-to-find materials into a great indoor vertical herb garden planter that can fit in even the tiniest of spaces.
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This is also a great idea if you’d like to master indoor gardening so that you have fresh herbs no matter the season!
The instructional video from HomeMade Modern can be found at the bottom of this page.
Materials:
Cut your boards and drill holes for rope and pots:
Sand your boards:
String rope and hang your garden:
Secure your boards with zip ties:
Place your plants and enjoy the finished product!
Full instructional video:
Find the full, step-by-step instructions here.
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Don’t forget something to catch the water drainage. You are going to have water running through and if this is indoors, you need something to protect floors and/or carpets. I saw no provision in the instructions for the water drainage.
Right Gena – also the design will have pots draining on the pot below, dripping mud fertilizer etc on edible stock. Better to alternate pots at each level and use the space between to catch water. I prefer a stairstep type of base but it takes more depth out from the wall.
Repurpose a pallets instead of using new wood. Propa’.
Looks nice, but watering it will be a bear.
Have you considered making hanging planters from roof-edge gutters? Or drilling planting holes along the top side of a length of a 4″ pipe with end caps? These can be painted or trimmed with wood to match room decor.
I like this idea adapted for a window:
<a href="http://www.recyclart.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/pipes-planter.jpg" pipe planter
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Can you use pots with no drainage? Or would that kill the plants?
thank you.