Do this. Don’t do that. Be there. Be that. It is a life skill — compartmentalizing our lives — that can be immensely helpful, detrimental or perhaps both depending on just how you play it. One area where compartmentalizing your life can be spectacularly rewarding is with your garden.
Compartmentalizing your garden
The team over at FIX have created this great infographic inspired by urban gardening ninja Robin Horton. If you’re interested in or experimenting with any of the following, you need to check out the great information below:
- Vertical gardens
- Living walls
- Eco-walls
- Green walls
- Hanging gardens
- Container gardens
- Pallet gardens
Horton share lots of great tips on repurposing and reusing common household items into great gardening grids.
Backyards, patios, decks and terraces can benefit from creating separation to establish different outdoor rooms. Think it of it as creating multiple living experiences. It takes a bit of creativity and inventiveness to optimize these indoor and outdoor spaces, especially small, limited ones.
So go ahead — start compartmentalizing your garden piece by piece, plant by plant! We promise not to judge.
Source: Fix.com Blog
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