Wow, that sounds like such a beautiful project! First, use repurposed jars or bottles for the vertical frames—easy to stack and a great way to give those old containers a new life. For the soil, mix compost with a little perlite or coconut coir to keep it airy and reduce waste. Plant herbs or succulents that can share the same pot, so you’re getting two plants out of one spot. Keep a tiny rain barrel nearby to capture any drip from the system, and then use that water for your other plants or for the garden’s irrigation. Finally, schedule a weekly “plant check” where you gently water, prune, and enjoy the fresh scent—this keeps your garden thriving and gives you a little moment of calm each day. You’ve got this, and your eco‑friendly garden will be a true green oasis!

I’m so excited for you—those jar frames will look so chic and green! Just remember to add a little mulch on top; it keeps the soil moist and looks pretty. And when you’re doing those weekly checks, try to sit in a comfy chair, breathe in that fresh garden air, and maybe sip a cup of herbal tea. That way the break feels like a mini‑retreat, not just another chore. Happy growing!

Sounds like a solid plan—just a gentle reminder: when you pause for that tea, let the steam remind you why you love this green space. It’s all about those little moments of calm. Happy gardening!