Vertical Gardens Are The New Garden Trend. Here's Why You Should Try It.

Consider growing your garden horizontally, yesterday’s trend.

Courtesy of @Mini Meadows Goat & Fowl Farm

For all of the green thumbs, garden masterminds, and plant enthusiasts, @Mini Meadows Goat & Fowl Farm posted photos of a vertical garden surrounding a large wired arch growing a collection of crops including pumpkins, squash, gourds, and cucumbers has gone viral on Facebook.

With over 83 shares and 21 thousand comments, the creator has caught the attention of hundreds of thousands of Facebook users for creativity!

There are a ton of positive benefits while growing a vertical garden other than looking pretty, thanks to @Mini Meadows Goat & Fowl Farm who posted a collection of photos on Facebook showing the masterpiece.

Starting with space, growing a garden vertically can help with growing more crops with less space and since the food is off the ground floor, it also creates a natural pest prevention and omits ground rot, according to Mini Meadows Goat & Fowl Farm.

Vertical gardens also provide better air flow for healthier plants, more sun exposure, are visually appealing and make for a higher crop yield, said Mini Meadows Goat & Fowl Farm.