Ideal for upside-down gardening due to their vining nature. They grow downwards easily and produce abundant fruit with proper support and care.
Both bell and hot peppers thrive in an upside-down setup. Their compact growth habit and lightweight fruit make them suitable for hanging planters.
Smaller cucumber varieties are perfect for growing upside-down. Their vines can hang and grow downwards, producing crunchy, fresh cucumbers.
Compact and relatively lightweight, eggplants grow well upside-down. Choose smaller varieties to ensure the plant is manageable in a hanging planter.
Zucchini plants can be grown upside-down, especially the smaller bush varieties. They need plenty of sunlight and water to thrive in this setup.
Pole beans are excellent for upside-down gardening as they naturally vine and can easily hang downwards, producing a plentiful harvest.
Many herbs do well upside-down. They are lightweight and compact, making them easy to grow and harvest in hanging containers.