If anyone knows how to grow an edible vertical garden it is Meg Glasser, regional director for Urban Farming. Over the past 5 years, Urban Farming has helped to create over 800 urban gardens in 30 cities. Check out her 5 easy steps to growing a vertical garden, including using Woolly Pockets!
www.good.is/post/how-to-grow-an-edible-vertical-garden-in-5-steps/
www.urbanfarming.org
Approximately 25 x Wally Ones lined black ring the perimeter of the store window and entry door. The pockets are filled with cactus, succulents, and ferns amongst other plants.
Photo shown just two days after planting - instant living store!
This installation consists of 7 rows by 8 columns of Wallys (14 x Wally Threes lined brown + 14 Wally Ones lined brown) filled with sub-tropicals including ferns, mosses, and philodendrons
Downtown Value School, Los Angeles (Click on image to find out more information about Woolly Pocket's association with School Nutrition Plus)
Urban Parking Lot - Playground - Cafeteria - Edible Staircase!
Kids N' Pockets
photos by www.picottephotography.com
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