How to build a DIY tower garden planter. That’s simple and easy.
I love vertical gardening. It allows for more plants to grow in less space.
If you are like us here at simply easy diy then space is at a premium and any project that helps us do more is a welcome idea.
Not to mention the upward nature of this design helps save bad backs.
Here’s the perfect solution for anyone dreaming of a gorgeous garden but has little space to make it happen
If you can’t expand your garden horizontally why not vertically.
Whether you choose this design or something else just remember to be creative, have fun and add some character.
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In this video, Mr. Troy Albright from True Garden in Arizona demonstrates how the automated irrigation system of a Tower Farm works.
Our irrigation systems have been designed to supply the water and fertilizers to each tower on an as-needed basis regardless of the amount of towers involved. A tower growing strawberries will require more water and nutrients than a tower growing parsley. Our irrigation system automates the whole process regardless of the amount of towers involved.
True Garden in Arizona is the partner Tower Farm of Ibiza Farm in Spain.
A Tower Farm irrigation system entails the following:
– Container for nutrients A
– Container for nutrients B
– Gravity tank (size varies according to the amount of towers).
– Dosatron nutrition automatic dozing system (2 or 3 units depending on Tower Farm set up and the quality of the water).
– Manifolds (size varies according to Tower Farm configuration)
– Floaters for each tower
– Valves for each tower
– Modification of each tower (holes drilling to accommodate floaters and valves).
– Tubing to supply water and nutrients (size of tubing depends on the size of the Tower Farm and its configuration).
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ood stuff stan! I agree with you on that I I've had aromatic cedar planter boxes last one season. the the pallet ones seemed to last forever ..lol
how do you like the Black & Decker belt sander I'm in the making of getting a new belt sander don't really want to spend a lot of money on one because I don't use it all that often just need something for end-grain cutting boards
nice one, will make a couple of these and line them, cheers mate.
Great job Stan,only problem is now my wife wants two of them lol
Came out awesome! thanks!
Brilliant Planter Idea Stan. As you know i make Raised Beds and Planters for our Fruit Growing, and this one would be ok with a little modification can turn into a Vertical Strawberry Planter. At the start of the video you mentioned what type of wood people use, well depending on the size of Planter i do, i use Decking Boards or like you good old Pine.
Well Done on the Video and Idea, hope you and your Family have a Happy Christmas and New Year.
Barry (ENG)
Nice
Another great video, thx
Do you sell this gravity feed system?