Growing up: Take your garden a different direction with vertical planters
Ekko Nash stands beside her vertical planters she’s trying out this spring for the first time in her backyard in Moses Lake.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
An Italian oregano plant is just one of a variety of herbs growing in Ekko Nash’s vertical planters outside her home in Moses Lake.
Ekko Nash fills up the top container of her vertical planter, filtering down to the lower levels, in her backyard in Moses Lake.
The numerous containers on the vertical planters allow Ekko Nash to grow a variety of plants, vegetables and flowers in her backyard in small space.
Packing all the vegetables, fruits and flowers into one yard for gardeners can often prove a challenging task, particularly when space is limited. If the garden boxes are full, it might be a great time to check out vertical gardening containers.
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