Outdoor Living » Gardening » Edible Gardens

Edible Gardens

Reap the rewards of gardening by planting your favorite fruits and vegetables right in the backyard.

A garden supported by a fence
» From Sunset Books
Clive Nichols/M.A.P.
Close [x]Sunset Books
«
2 of 11
»
» View All Slides

Take It Up and Out

When cabbage exhausted the cultivable ground in this garden, other vegetables were trained to climb instead of sprawl.

The fence offers extra support for trellises dripping with sweet peas. Next to the steps, even nasturtiums are encouraged to grow up rather than out. The design is efficient as well as attractive.

Next »Healthy Squash
«
A vegetable patch
Previous Old School Flair
»
Hanging squash
Next Healthy Squash
2 of 11A garden supported by a fence




Related Features



  • Loading comments...

Add new comment

The rules: Keep it clean, and stay on the subject or we might delete your comment. If you see inappropriate language, e-mail us. An asterisk * indicates a required field.

2000 characters maximum

from thisoldhouse.com

Gallery: 39 Budget-Wise Ways to Create Outdoor Rooms
39 Budget-Wise Ways to Create Outdoor Rooms
More:

Video: How to Refinish Hardwood Floors
How to Refinish Hardwood FloorsPlay

This Old House TV Sign Up for Newsletters Subscribe to This Old House Magazine
Go To This Old House


Social Networking Twitter Facebook

More from MyHomeIdeas

More From MyHomeIdeas
Room Galleries
Add MyHomeIdeas to:
My Yahoo! My Google My MSN My AOL My Netvibes

Calendar

JavaScript must be enabled to use this Calendar module.



New on the Web



    A This Old House© property

    Main | Decorating | Entertaining | Outdoor Living | How-To | Healthy Home | Idea Houses | Home Giveaway

    ROOM GALLERIES: Bathrooms | Bedrooms | Kitchens | Living Areas | Outdoor Rooms | Closets | See All

    Site Map | About Us | Newsletters | Video | RSS Content Feeds

    Advertising | Careers | Subscribe to Our Magazines | Frequently Asked Questions | Contact Us

    Follow us on Twitter | Become a Friend on Facebook

    Real Simple Logo
    Home & Lifestyle Network
    EXPLORE OUR BRANDS:
    Links to other Time Inc. websites All You Coastal Living Cooking Light Health My Recipes Real Simple Southern Accents Southern Living Sunset This Old House 10 Best