Vertical Garden Ideas for Your Garden: 10 Great Concepts

Garden and garden plots are similar for everyone. Even if you have grown the most beautiful tulips, this won't surprise anyone. Get inspired by our unique green selection: nobody else has anything like it.

When the garden plot is not very large, you have to choose between trees and flowers, a lawn and beds. But if you learn how to arrange plants vertically, even without many flower beds, the area will bloom. By the way, if you're lucky and your plot is large, these ideas will also come in handy.

Greening the Fence

A flower panel can be hung from the inside or outside of the fence. It is made of textile fabric with pockets. Each pocket contains a small pot with plants.

Idea: You can grow aromatic herbs this way: thyme, basil, mint.

Greening the Porch

The entrance to the house attracts attention and creates the first impression. Comfort in the house starts right at the porch. Therefore, instead of barrels for rainwater or garbage bins, it's better to place large planters with flowers near the entrance.

Idea: A symmetrical composition can be enhanced with flower beds and yews on both sides of the entrance.

Greening the Walls

Usually, the view from neighboring plots shows house walls: we have to look at the same blue, green, or gray walls every day. Unfortunately, nothing can be done about this, but you can decorate the walls of your own home to set an example for neighbors and be known as the owner of the most beautiful property.

Idea: Fast-growing climbing plants are always suitable for walls — choose grapevines, hops, ivy, periwinkle, or climbing roses.

Greening the Garden Shower

Why not? Usually, they are quite unattractive. A grapevine or a large plant container can beautify the garden bathroom from inside or serve as additional privacy screens from outside.

Greening the Patio

A specially equipped relaxation zone on the plot is called a patio. But what to do if there's no designated area? Plants will help. They can define the space, build a wall, and even create a roof. Fast-growing climbing plants will easily form a canopy in your gazebo, supported only by a few rails.