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C R E AT I ve garde ni ng t e c h niqu es
FOR GROW I NG FO OD U P
I N SMA L L S PAC E S
gardening
te c h n iques
GROWING
for UP
IN S MAL L SPACES
Finding room on fences Using unusual containers
Vertical Vegetables
& Fruit
Full-color; illustrations throughout
176 pages; 7½ x 9‹/¢
Paper:
$16.95 US / $19.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-60342-998-6
No. 62998
eBook available
SQUASH
Growing up—with trellises, towers, hanging
baskets, living walls, and more—is the best way
to make the most of limited space, whether it’s
BEANS
a city balcony, an alleyway, or a kitchen window.
Master gardener Rhonda Massingham Hart’s
unique guide will leave beginners and seasoned
gardeners alike excited to try a whole new way
to grow.
CUCUMBERS
Higher yields! Vining varieties
often produce larger harvests than their
bushy counterparts do.
SWEET
Tastier veggies! Vertical vegetables
and fruit benefit from more exposure to sun-
shine, which makes them sweeter.
Less work! Growing up makes weed-
ing and watering easier. It also allows better air Potatoes
PEAS
circulation, reducing the chance of disease.
TOMATOES
FRUITS
BERRIES
tricks needed to grow up, including:
GRAPES
• What to look for in ready-made support
systems
• The best edibles to grow up, with chapters
devoted to climbing champs like beans,
MELONS
peas, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, melons,
berries, and more
BERRIES
grow up?
STRAW-
BERRIES
A N I N T RODUC T ION T O
ESPALIER
APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS
AND SO
MUCH MORE…
Illustrations © Kathryn Rathke