What's up everyone? Welcome back. How are you doing? How's life? Today we're talking about fence planters on the epic gardening podcast

So just some ideas for sections of fence and how you can best use them to squeeze a little more

production out of your growing space. So this is really important for me

because I have large sections of fencing that are all but barren.

And I can't help but think, hey, those would probably look pretty good

if I had some growing space on there.

Maybe I had some tin cans or some gutters.

And we're going to get into just some ideas.

So this is sort of a RIF idea podcast on some things you might want to consider when it comes to making the most use

out of your fences. All right? Okay here we go. So there's some small ideas for you.

The first one is what I had just mentioned is that Tin Can Alley, let's call it that.

So one cool thing you can do is repurposing a bunch of your canned goods into just hanging fence

planters. So if you remember those big tin cans of like

Folgers coffee, we're talking cans that are about that large. What you can do is

then you can paint the outside, maybe give it a little aesthetic beauty if you'd like, and then just hang those up or nail

those into the fence, fill those up with soil, and you can have a really attractive little

herb garden.

That is a dirt simple technique. Now when it comes to

maybe something a little bit more unique one thing that I've seen people do is hang

up a planter system.

And so what I mean by that is they'll take standard pieces of wood,

so maybe like a one by four or a one by six

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