Propagation: Cheap winter sowing, 0 by Jaywhacker

Jaywhacker wrote:
There are two types of vertical systems shown in that picture, Lynn. The big white ones are by EZgro. http://www.theezgro.com. The smaller teracota stackers are by http://www.stackapots.com. In the picture Im attaching, you can see a gray stacking unit by http://www.stackandgrow.com. There are a couple of other companies......Verti-gro and hydro-stackers. You can order them as complete kits including mounting poles, pots, grow mix and fertilizer.........or.......in the case of EZgro, you can order the pots seperate and also the fertilizer and grow mix seperate. The stackapots and the stack and grow can be stacked from ground level, some can be hung by chain and they can also be stabilized with a center pole if you wont to stack them higher.

Im partial to the EZgro. Once I ordered a kit and saw how easy I could mount them myself, I just bought pots. The pots you see here are 4 years old and still like new. They are hard plastic and seem like they should last forever. If you go to the self contained box forum here at Daves Garden, I have lots of info there on vertical gardening systems.

In answer to your question.........yes......they can be a DYI project and can be a lot of fun................Jay