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RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - john1 - 11-26-2015
Does any body know or have basic setup a garden on roof?
Please give me some instructions or guide so that I can do it myself.
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - Jayson - 09-04-2018
I don't really see the big deal. I suppose you would just make a large container and put dirt in it! After that, you would just treat it like any other garden. OK, am I off-base here?
OK, well, that answer was sort of dumb! Here is a better one:
https://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Rooftop-Garden
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - ramesh - 06-08-2019
It is same as where you place the plants in pots. I would suggest you to build a green house on terrace and grow better plants.
Some of my recommendations are as follows:
1. Green house or polyhouse
2. PVC Drip irrigation
3. Drainage connection for waste water.
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - shiva - 04-12-2022
I will post some images of terrace gardening as this is one of the best way to plant and utilize free space. I am getting a lot of space on my terrace soon so I will keep so many plants for my kitchen.
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - Annies - 08-20-2022
Are the drainage cels the only form of drainage used? Or is there a pipe line for runoff water?
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - ZandraJoi - 11-14-2022
Having a roof garden is getting more & more popular. What I'd do is, if you see someone with one, be it a residential or commercial building, just go & ask how they did it. I'd think most people would be quite open to giving some tips.
RE: How to setup a garden on roof? - Nomad - 12-07-2022
If you don't plan your roof garden, there can be a seepage problem. Use plastic grass on the floor and grow plants on vases and pots. Container gardening is the best approach for a roof garden.