Vertical farming modules aim at growing as many plants as possible on a minimum of floor space. Especially useful in urban agriculture or in small garden, the vertical crop structures have the advantage of reducing the quantity of water and limit watering time. Indeed the water poured at the top of these modules will also water the lower levels.

The garden of the Traversine Villiot, Paris, is rich in vegetables!

For its first summer, the garden of the Traversine Villiot is blooming and gave many vegetables. Potatoes, leeks, cauliflower, spinach, celery, Jerusalem artichokes, squash, beets, cucumbers and different varieties of tomatoes are growing and ripening in this garden in the … Read More

A recylcled vertical culture tray

Creating a terrace in an urban setting is an opportunity to find vertical farming solutions. We made this model with recovery pallets and empty bottles. The bottles were filled to 13 of clay balls to retain the water and prevent … Read More

La Traversine – First plants

The beginning of 2017 saw the first seedlings and plants on the garden of the Traversine … The season is certainly not the best for seedlings, but we still have sown cabbages and leeks in mini the greenhouses, and lettuces … Read More