Thanks for your answer. I am looking to make a vertical garden with 4"-6" PVC pipe segments as the planter, either hanging on a chain, attached to a wall (one over the other), or on an PVC A-frame with a water pump going through each segment. Most of these don't tell you the cost or the details without paying for the plans. I'm just wondering if anyone has built a successful vertical garden that wouldn't mind sharing their information.
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Thanks for your answer. I am looking to make a vertical garden with 4"-6" PVC pipe segments as the planter, either hanging on a chain, attached to a wall (one over the other), or on an PVC A-frame with a water pump going through each segment. Most of these don't tell you the cost or the details without paying for the plans. I'm just wondering if anyone has built a successful vertical garden that wouldn't mind sharing their information.
You could cut the tubes in half get a couple of pallets then screw the tubes to the pallets don’t foreget wholes for dranage