We were contacted by an author of a popular set of gardening books who is writing another book on vertical gardening.
She is interested in using ATP photos (of course, giving credit to the photographer!) if we have any available.

I've searched around, and I haven't come across a whole lot of examples of vertical gardening.

So- it's time to show off! Show me your vertical gardening! This is potentially a great opportunity for both you and ATP to have a little recognition The more unusual, the better!

How about this one? My vertical garden made from an old shutter...

Brenda, that is a cool idea, love it.

That's awesome!!

I know we have some trellises, structures, raised beds, and walls to show off come on everyone and jump in!

None here, sorry.

Karen

Hi Trish !

I took this photo today of my Cezanne clematis mixed with blue lobelia and violas. A Gerber Daisy was in the pot in front of this vertical plant. Maybe you can use this photo.

Wow, that's beautiful.

Karen

Thank You, Karen.

Not sure if this can be considered vertical gardening, but I arranged some of my orchids pot vertically

Photo taken on 25Mar 2010


Then repositioned some plants around again:
Photo taken 04Jun2011


And this is its photo today with a different group of plants:

Honestly, I'm not 100% sure what her criteria is, so she'll just have to let us know! She did say the more unusual, the better! I wish my Malabar spinach were already up and growing!

What's the cut-off time for this?

Here are some vines from our gardens:


Hyacinth Bean


Bleeding Heart Vine


Sweet Autumn Clematis in Blue Spruce


Clematis on upright railroad tie


Vining Clove Currant


Vines on house and arbor


Lath house interior


Planted pocket vase


Sweet Autumn Clematis on screen house

I have some of my bloom masters & hang a pots

threegardeners said:What's the cut-off time for this?

I haven't been given one, LA. A week or three, probably.

Nice Larry and Allison!!

Terrific examples too.

Karen

thanks!!

Thanks, all!