Container Gardening-Grow What You Eat: Urban Gardening, Growing Healthy Vegetables, Edible Flowers, Companion Planting in a Small Space by Denise Wright

Book Description: You don't always need a sprawling backyard to create your personal garden. Even a few tiny pots and buckets on your balcony are enough for you to grow what you eat. Gardening is not only a hobby that leaves you with fresh produce but also heals your soul. There's something immensely therapeutic about seeing sprouts, leaves, and buds basking in the golden sun while sipping tea every afternoon. Don't worry if you find yourself confined in a small apartment with nothing but a balcony in the name of outdoor space. From hanging baskets to window boxes, you'll be surprised to know how many plants can thrive in your balcony. Inside Container Gardening: Grow What You Eat, you will find ● seven steps to planning and growing your container garden. ● step-by-step guide to planting in containers. ● beginner-friendly tips on how to take care of your container garden. ● everything to know about keeping your garden pest- and disease-free. ● tips on how to harvest and preserve herbs, vegetables, and edible flowers. Planting in pots is not for small spaces only; it can be a great aesthetic for bigger gardens too. Whether in a city or a small town, you can enjoy the benefits of container gardens equally. The best part is that it doesn't need you to group specific plants. You can provide individualized care because they will be in different containers! So, what are you waiting for? Some fresh produce and a beautiful outdoor space await you. Flip the cover and start planning. Read more