Vertical Gardening for Beginners: How to grow organic food at home without a yard: grow unlimited delicious fruits, vegetables, and herbs in your urban homestead (survival guide for healthy living) Paperback – April 19, 2016

This is an excellent book for learning how to garden in an urban environment. I used to have a garden back when we had the house but nowadays we live in a condo in the city. It was very hard for me to give up the garden I always had in the backyard. I didn't think I could ever have anything even close to what I used to grow after we moved to the city.Luckily it is actually not only possible, but easy and fun to grow all of the tasty fully organic vegetables my family loves inside our condo! It is actually even easier because I don't have to get down on my hands and knees and bend my back like I used to. My vertical garden lets me garden standing up and I can do it no matter the weather outside. This is book is perfect for those new to gardening or even for seasoned veterans looking to transition away from traditional gardening and take up vertical gardening.

The book had some good ideas, but if you had images to match your topics that would have been better. Overall it could have been a go to book, but it just didn't provide me with what I was looking for.

I enjoyed this little basic book. It was easy to read, had sound advice, and included new ideas for me to consider using in my vertical garden.

Numerous literature as well as articles have been researched and written about Vertical Gardening. But among the countless books and eBooks published which was available for the public to purchase, the eBook, Vertical Gardening: How To Grow Organic Food At Home Without A Yard: Grow U limited Delicious Fruits, Vegetables And Herbs In Your Urban Homestead, by author Peter Kingston, stands out among the rest as the reader would start to discover for himself that this eBook is an instructional literature that would help guide the reader on what particular and specific type of vertical garden the reader would come up with, depending on the plant, fruit or vegetable the reader wants to grow. Kudos to author Peter Kingston, with your eBook, many people will be educated. Moreover, several would also be inspired once they learn of your invaluable contribution to Vertical Gardening. CHEERS!!!

A practical, useful guide to get a vertical garden up and running in any amount of space you happen to have. I've wanted to building my own indoor vertical garden for years now but I just never really had the time or the know-how to do it. This book showed me how easy it can be and gave me an action plan for getting started. I also really like how the author includes some suggested plants to start with that are easy to grow for people who are new to vertical gardening.

Will be giving a few ideas a try

Some good data on what type of plants, but no pictures or drawings nor which plants go well together for a dense garden.

It's a very brief note. Mostly things you either know or you can find on typical web pages about vertical farming. Very shallow in depth.