As we move into a more sustainable way of living, home grown produce will be the number one priority. Herbs, fruit and vegetables are a fantastic way to add colour and interest to your backyard - and they don’t need to be complicated either! A few of our favourite ways to introduce a veggie garden into your space include a vertical garden, a tiered garden or a classic garden layout.
A vertical or wall veggie patch is for those smaller spaces that need a bit of a freshen up. These are convenient in that they can be simply hung to an outside wall or fence without taking up too much space. Wall gardens are a fantastic way to grow flowers and herbs, while adding a feature statement to your verandah or balcony. One downfall to this option is that they cannot hold many fruits or vegetables.
Tiered veggie patches are a great innovation for smaller backyards that have good sunlight & space. A tiered garden works in a way in which the garden is built up, with different levels for different plants. This option is fantastic as it does not take up too much space, and can hold more produce.
Your classic veggie garden often runs along a fence or can be positioned in an area of your backyard that does not take up too much space. This style of veggie garden is perfect as you can include many different fruits, herbs and vegetables. This is a fantastic way to introduce natural products into your lifestyle, and can assist in reducing your carbon footprint!