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Designing Your Garden
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lant Habit & Layout
Some plants are bushy, others feathery, some grow
straight, others branch out. As you plant your Garden,
think about shape and growth habits of plants. You may
want to put a feathery leafed plant in front where it
can be seen and use the back row for plants that grow
straight or bushy. Even after you’ve planted your Garden,
you can remove Grow Pods and rearrange them. (Just be
gentle with the roots!)
Horizontal Spreading
If you grow plants that have extensive branching or
will spread horizontally, you may want to leave some
Grow Surface Openings empty. Example: for 3-Pod
AeroGardens, plant only 1 Grow Pod for tomatoes and
peppers and leave the remaining 2 Grow Surface
Openings empty; for 6-Pod models, plant 3 Grow Pods
and leave 3 openings empty; and for 7-Pod models,
plant 3 Grow Pods and leave 4 openings empty. This will
give plants room to grow and assure they get the light
they need.
Be sure to cover unplanted
Grow Surface Openings to
inhibit algae growth. Our Plant
Spacers are a perfect fit and can
be re-used in any Garden. Plant
Spacer Kits include 6 spacers
and can be purchased at
www.aerogardensupport.com.
Or, choose a material that will stand up to moisture, such
as aluminum foil or a plastic milk jug cap.
Quick Start Guides available at:
www.aerogardensupport.com