[vertical planter]
If you are short of vertical planter ideas, this post will walk you through some of the 7 vertical plant ideas you can start implementing right now. Vertical planters can free up your floor space, which will grant you more flexibility. But it won’t matter whether you have a tiny home space or a large space. Let’s dive in.
1. Stackable Planters
[stackable planters]
Stackable planters will give you the freedom to create a plant tower without any hassle. You can stack your planters as high as you want depending on the amount of vertical space you have. Even more, this is an excellent way to place some plants next to each other in their respective pots.
2. Wood Planters
[wood planters]
Wood planters are another excellent vertical planter idea. All you have to do is to mount your plants to outdoor fencing or a wall. You can mount them as high as you want, depending on the space you have.
3. Fence Accents
[wooden fence]
Good news if you have a wooden fence because you can hang your planters on your wooden fence without any hassle. You can either one or two or go with the option of hanging your planter on the fence for a bolder look.
4. Flower Pockets
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Wall pockets is also a brilliant idea if you want to create a vertical garden. You don’t have to use wall pockets for plants because you can use wall pockets for flowers, too. You can keep your flower pockets either during the summer or during the winter.
5. Custom Planter
[custom planter]
You can create a custom planter if you have a reasonable budget. It all depends on your needs and what you want to achieve with your custom planter. Just make sure that you have your specs in mind before you start creating your custom planter.
6. Tiny Garden
[balcony planter]
The tiny garden idea is perfect for someone with a limited balcony space and will serve the user exceptionally well. This wall-mounted tiny garden will bring the texture and color you have always needed to your patio.
