Another innovative garden display at the LA Garden Show this past week was a Balcony Garden by Paul Borden Landscape Design.
It was a very compact edible garden made from old shipping crates and nifty "nail bins" that can be found at home centers like Home Depot. I thought it was very well done.
The individual plastic bins can be removed for replanting or shifted to new spots if things need more/less light.
The idea behind this design was to come up with something that was inexpensive to build and that would fit onto a 10' by 5' space. A balcony railing would only be 42" high, so the back of this planter is just 48" high. Not bad re-purposing...trash to treasure!
Some of my other posts on the LA Garden Show:



oh - this is brilliant!!! I will Twitter this!
Posted by: Wicked Gardener | May 08, 2009 at 07:15 PM