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Compact gardens present a real challenge to ambitious gardeners. There’s just never enough room to grow everything you’d like. Or is there?
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My brother built a raise bed for his carrots this year and he made it so that they would be a bit lower than his shoulders, so he could work on them standing up. And he put a shelf on the bottom to put more big pots with potatoes in them, the carrots are comming allong well the potatoes are a bit small but still better than nothing. 🙂
Guttering attached to a wall with small salad varieties in or strawberries produce a large yeild in very little space
Great video!!
Another idea make wood or buy metal raised beds,around the bottom of raised beds with in a boarder wood chip or hay for some mini permaculture,herbs flowers and fruit trees.
Very good. Thanks.
We also have done edible landscaping in the front to free space in the garden. In our front yard, we have planted Nanking Cherry bushes, blueberry and raspberry bushes, strawberries, herbs, and Mammoth sunflowers among some traditional flowers. I now also feel less guilty about watering my front yard to stay in compliance with city code.
WOW….NICE GARDENING TIPS……
what is a "cold frame"?
love your video.
Lovely video, concise, to the point, well organized and great tips!! Loved the Pot on Rocks one for aireation!!
How big is “”your small garden”
Very helpful. I love the way you speak. Probably you studied literature a lot.
motivation thank you.
This is so great. I am loving my city garden this time of year.
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I like it so much
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Mind blowing….you are such a hard worker
Thankyou so much for brilliant ideas.
Half of my garden get sunshine and have lots of stray cats coming in , so can't make raised beds as there are slabs that's why I used pots to grow my vegetables . Any tip for that please??
I grew 146 plants on my London balcony last year.. all started inside from seed. This year I'm documenting it. With diary and pix. More organized.
Great tips!
Love this! Thanks for sharing
Use corn or sunflower as natural stalks for vines.
good share thank guys
Wonderfully encouraging, I am going to put in a lot more work to utilize my space. My ground is riddled with rubble and clearing meter by meter has been hard work but I am so inspired to increase growing areas bit by bit!