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Flower Street Urban Gardens has been working with the Cornish Pasty in Phoenix for quite a few years now and recently got the opportunity to create vertical hanging gardens to complement their beautiful new outdoor dining deck space at their restaurant in Flagstaff.  The installation in Flagstaff is quite different than the downtown Phoenix installation which has  hanging garden  planters along the outer wall of the building. We wanted to show you how easy it is to install our %LINK% on a typical wooden fence.  We ensure the vertical hanging garden brackets are attached to the vertical fence posts, if necessary, additional support can be added to secure a bracket.  Another important aspect of installing a hanging garden on a fence and deck is the irrigation system and water. We have hidden irrigation lines that come from behind the fence and up to keep the plants and flowers watered.  We want to ensure that we do not cause any water damage to the wood so we have drainage catch trays th

We are going to take you through the steps to successfully install your %LINK% vertical hanging garden from Flower Street Urban Gardens.  You can read along here in our directions. We also recommend that you follow along in the video clip below for visual clues you might need. If you’ve already purchased a vertical hanging garden  from us, the parts that you have received will include:  the mounting brackets  the number of wooden tiers BPA-free food-grade liners  end caps  All the hardware, including screws and bit for end caps, Drip irrigation kit, and stakes The only tool you’ll need to set up a hanging garden is a tape measure and a drill driver.  The brackets must be anchored to something structural such as block or brick; with the anchors provided, you will need a 5/16 masonry drill bit. If your garden is installed on a wood frame structure, it may be necessary to install 2 or more ledger boards. Now let’s get started on installing your vertical hanging garden.