Plant vegetables, herbs, flowers vertical using your Urban Garden

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	Perfect for Herbs Fresh herbs can be expensive and have a rather short shelf life in your fridge when purchased from a grocery store . Plant your own and have fresh herbs on hand when you need them for a fraction of the price.
Create a living or edible wall Camouflage an unattractive fence or structure by creating a living wall. Highlight any vertical space with flowers, favorite plants or vegetables.
	Grow your own Live a healthier lifestyle by eating fresh fruits and vegetables. It has long been know that a diet rich in healthy fruits and vegetables can reduce the risk of many diseases and is vital to maintaining a healthy weight. There is a movement in this country to increase our consumption of healthy foods grow locally or better yet, grow ourselves. We want to get back in touch with our food and minimize our exposure to toxins. We are tired of over processed, chemically enhanced, unidentifiable food
Fun for the Family Even if you live in the city and have only a patio or balcony you can use the Urban Garden as a teaching tool for your kids. Let them experience the joy of creating and give them an understanding of where food comes from. Watch your vegetables grow from seed and share the feeling of accomplishment in creating your own vertical Garden.
	Anyone can garden City dweller, senior or student can all experience the joy of gardening. A hanging garden is the best solution for those who have limited space or mobility. You can hang the Urban Garden on a balcony or fence freeing up space and making it more accessible.
Victory Gardens are back During World War I & II victory gardens became not only patriotic but necessary due to food shortages. Backyards, front yards, balcony's, rooftops or any vacant lot was used in the effort. Well this effort is again in full swing, we are seeing it in school yards, neighborhoods and in Urban areas. We are getting together as communities to create vegetable gardens where once a overgrown lot stood abandoned. Whether it be in the name of patriotism or self-sufficiency it is a good idea. Gardening is truly good for the soul, its gets you back in touch with nature and creates a place where communities can get together to help one another.