Vertical Vegetables propagate involves more than just allowing

involves more than just allowing animals into the woodlot

Whether you want a trellis for your peas

whether they make familiar ferments like sauerkraut or less common preparations like natto and koji

no one makes it as easy and as much fun as farm-girl-in-the-making Ann Accetta-Scott

Vertical Vegetables propagate involves more than just allowingIn Vertical Vegetables, author Amy Andrychowicz shows you a thing or two about growing up. Gardening vertically, that is. With practical principles and the incisive background information you'll need to start, Andrychowicz shows you how to build nearly two dozen growing structures, including trellises, arbors, archways, wall pockets, towers, and more. Bigger yields per square foot may be the main reason for vertical growing, but vertical gardens also