Add Some Green To Your Scene 💚 🪴🪏

Dated: November 11 2025

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If you're searching for some extra space in the garden—or in need of privacy outside of your home, going vertical is a wonderful option! 

Not unlike high-rise buildings that can accommodate more homes on a parcel of land by building up, a vertical garden can take advantage of a small underutilized footprint, and turn it into a visually impressive green space.

Adding window boxes, hanging pots, or a garden structure such as a trellis also provides additional exterior vertical growing space. 

Exploring vertical gardening options that utilize upright postures and maximize your growing space. This technique can work indoors or out! 

The fullest and most effective look is achieved by selecting plants that posses a great deal of foliage that will hang or droop sufficiently enough to cover the frame of your structure. 

So have fun creating a fun and easy to maintain home addition for every season and weather condition. 

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Wendi Davis, PA

Wendi Davis is a South Florida native and a University of Central Florida alumna with a double major in Advertising/Public Relations and Psychology. Her education has given her a deep understanding of....

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