If you are limited on space or have plenty, this list has some great ideas for how to get started with your own personal patch no matter where in the world that may be located.
Vertical Vegetable Garden
Vertical gardens are becoming more popular because they take up less space than outdoor ones.
They also provide an opportunity for those who live in urban areas and don’t have large spaces, as vertical gardens can be placed on any terrace or balcony without blocking views!
Cinder Block Vertical Vegetable Garden
Create an awesome growing wall by planting your vegetables in cinder blocks.
This will create a creative and sophisticated space that can last indefinitely, with the added benefits of easier weed control!
Dog House with a Green Roof
Why not give your dog the perfect spot to lie down and relax?
Create a cozy retreat in their own yard with these raised garden beds. They’ll save space, which is good since most people don’t have enough of that anymore!
Retracting Window Garden
This is a great way to make your window garden even more awesome! The retracting feature makes it easy and quick.
Just lower the frame so that sunlight can reach all parts, then put up when not in use – no hassle for you or those who want privacy from outside eyes looking into their living spaces.
Hanging Container Garden
This is a great way to add some greenery and flair into your backyard without spending hours on maintenance.
Just plant an assortment of favorite herbs or vegetables, such as tomatoes in small pots that take almost no effort at all!
Cedar Raised Garden Beds
I love my homemade garden boxes! They’re the best for hosting a variety of plants and keeping them safe from weeds.
Tin Can Vegetable Garden
No one likes to see empty cans, so repurpose those old tins into garden containers and hang them on the wall for an amazing looking pot!
Raised Garden with Green House Enclosure
This one comes with an enclosure that protects from frost and keeps rabbits, squirrels or any other animal from raiding your garden.
The enclosure will allow you to plant vegetables early in the season too!
Make your Own Raised Bed using Re-Purposed Materials
You can make a garden bed from anything you have, including the soil in your yard. For example these beds were made with some mixing bins and placed on top of wooden risers!
Make a Bean House
I always love the idea of a bean house. Imagine standing inside once vines have fully bloomed!
Upside Down Tomato Plants
Some creative gardeners came up with an excellent idea! They have made their own upside down tomato gardens by using heavy duty buckets and hanging them from a wooden beam in the ground.
It’s an easy way for you to keep out pesky vines, which also look very attractive!
Use an Old Pallet for your Herbs
One way to make your outdoor space more inviting is with a plant wall.
Pallets are an affordable, easy and functional material that you can use for this project!
This idea would work great if there were some beautiful flowers or herbs!
Vegetable Garden in a Boat
I think this boat is so cool! If you have an old boat that no longer fits on the water, save it for a great project.
Kids will love working with your vegetables and keeping them at eye level too-it’s perfect for all ages.
Counter Height Garden Boxes
Not only is it hard on the back, but constantly bending over your garden can be very uncomfortable.
You may want to invest in one of these kits that range from simple resin beds all the way up to high end self-watering systems!
PVC Pipe Garden
I love the idea of this! It keeps everything neat and tidy, with little holes that will never let weeds invade your plants.
Whether you’re a fan or not, there is always an option.
Some people like to dig out their own spot on the ground for planting flowers and vegetables while others might rather have something more high-tech like raised garden beds that provide better soil quality with less maintenance than traditional beds do!