Vertical gardening is one of the most popular forms of gardening in recent times. Its rise in popularity stems from all the fantastic benefits. Vertical gardens save space, are easier to maintain, produce better crops, and help prevent pest and disease problems. That means there are almost no negatives of vertical gardens. 

Whether you want an aeroponic vertical gardening system or just looking at simple artificial vertical garden installation, there is a wide range of options when it comes to vertical gardening. At Trending Up, we specialize in providing high-quality smart home products that make your life easier, and one of our best-selling products is our vertical wall planters. 

Due to our line of work, we know all there is to know about vertical gardening, and we thought we should list out all the benefits of vertical gardening and why it is essential. And in the following passages, that is what we will talk about. So without any further delay, let's check them out!

Let'sLet's You Grow More In Less Space

Vining plants take up less space when allowed to grow on vertical support rather than letting them sprawl on the ground. Plus, when you grow plants in vertical container gardens, you'll be able to grow more in smaller areas like the deck or the patio.

Let'sLet's You Grow In Less Traditional Spaces

One of the enormous benefits of vertical gardening systems is that it allows you to use less conventional spaces for growing plants. For example, with vertical gardening, you will be able to grow plants on walls and fences where you otherwise couldn't grow anything. 

Also, if you are growing the plants vertically in containers, you'll be able to place them wherever you have sun. That way, you will be able to capitalize on spaces like a sunny driveway hanging from your balcony or even on a rooftop.

Beauty And Privacy

Growing plants vertically at home add beauty and visual intrigue to your overall decor. In addition, you can use structures and supports from vertical garden setups to creatively create privacy, hide unsightly areas, or add garden rooms and secret spaces to your yard.

Easy Maintainance 

At Trending Up, we love vertical gardens because they are low maintenance. In addition, the vertical containers make it really easy to take care of your plants, mainly because problems like weeds, ground-dwelling pests, and soilborne diseases have become non-existent.

Sun Exposure

Even if you have a shady garden, vining plants with vertical support will be able to grow up and into the sun and thrive better than those left growing on the ground.

Better Disease Prevention

Climbing plants slow down the spread of soilborne fungus and disease, meaning vertical gardens keep your plants healthy. Also, vining vegetables and flowers aren't prone to rotting when left sitting on the ground.

Offers Better Airflow

Another fantastic advantage to vertical gardening is better air circulation around the plants as vining plants grow vertically. That means the leaves will dry out faster, preventing fungus and disease problems.

Pest Control

The plants grow above ground with vertical gardens, keeping the plants out of reach of hungry ground-dwelling pests. With trellising vining plants, it's even easier to protect your plants against pests. To protect them from animals, you can encircle each plant with chicken wire or garden fencing, and that'll do the job.

Large Harvests

Whether you choose to plant trellis vining crops, plant vegetables in a vertical container garden, or use an aeroponic vertical gardening system, growing crops vertically will give you greater yields. Vining crops are known to provide bigger yields than bush or patio varieties. In comparison, vertical containers provide exponentially more growing space than the traditional garden plot.

Easier Harvest

One of the most overlooked benefits of vertical gardening is how easy it is to harvest crops. The vertical structures bring the crops to eye level, making them relatively easy to harvest. Also, the veggies will hang down from their growing support, so you'll be able to spot them easily.

Good Looking Crops

Vertically grown vegetables tend to be better looking than crops grown on the ground. Also, the fruits grow straight because of gravity pulling them down. You also won't find any ugly yellow spots on heavier vegetables that stem from lying on the ground.

Clean Crops

Vertically grown crops tend to be cleaner than plants on the ground. So whether you grow the crops vertically in container gardens or trellising the vines, you won't find the soil splashing up on the crops. 

Finding The Right Vertical Growing System

As you can see, there are so many essential benefits of vertical gardening with no negatives at all. Vertically grown plants are healthier and better while also ensuring you spend less time weeding, feeding, spraying, and watering your garden. But that all depends on you finding the right vertical gardening system, and that's where Trending Up can help you out. 

Our curated list of vertical gardening systems provides you with the perfect place to start your garden. So get in touch, and we will hook you up with one. 

Also, if you have any questions regarding vertical gardening or artificial vertical garden installation, feel free to drop them in the comments below or hit us up on our socials, and we will answer them all for you. And with that being said, that's about all we have for you today. We will come back with something new for you soon. Until then, see ya!