You can grow organic vegetables in pots, flower beds, raised beds, freely in your garden or in a specified vegetable patch.
Let’s look at all these different situations for how you can use the least space to where you have oodles of space for vegetables.
No matter which way you choose, you will achieve some degree of success by direct proportion of how much time, effort and money you spend.
But once you get started you will realise that nothing equals the delight of that first harvest and the taste of the vegetables fresh from the plant.
Growing vegetables indoors –
If you live in a small apartment or a townhouse where there is no courtyard then you can grow a limited amount of vegetables indoors. You will need a sunny windowsill and normally a long trough like pot is better than round ones as it takes up less space on your counter top.>>>Read more
Growing vegetables in containers –
Balconies, patios and paved courtyards are perfect for growing vegetables in pots or grow-bags. You need to be aware though that vegetables in pots tend to dry out very quickly and use up the nutrients in the soils faster. >>>>Read more
Planting veggies in your flower beds –
To do this you will find it is pretty low maintenance and you can just plant your vegetable seedlings directly into your flower beds. People who like the English country garden enjoy this type of vegetable growing. >>Read more
Planning a vegetable garden –
There are different ways that you can plan a vegetable garden. You can make raised beds, try your hand at square foot gardening or simply clear areas of your current garden (this is what I did) and lay out your vegetable beds. >>>>Read more
Raised vegetable garden –
We chose to go with a raised vegetable garden plan for our home vegetable garden. We found it a simple way to make sure we could grow all of our favourite vegetables for our dinner table. >>>Read More
Seasonal Vegetable Guide –
Knowing what to sow when is important to get the most success out of your veggie garden.>>>Read More
How to make compost –
Compost is not only easy to make but also a fantastic way to recycle your green waste at home. On top of this, compost is something from which your whole garden can benefit. If you have a vegetable garden, then you will know how valuable a good source of compost is.>>>Read more
Organic pest control for your vegetable garden –
Some simple tips to battle the unfriendlies in your vegetable garden in an organic way.>>>Read more
Alphabetical Vegetable List –
Here is a handy list for you to refer to of the most popular vegetables to grow at home, how to grow them and some tasty recipes to make with them! >>>>Read more
How to Grow Different Vegetables –
Most vegetables have the same basic needs, but some of them have some little idiosyncrasies that you need to cater for. This large section of the website will help you to make sure that you get a successful bountiful veggie crop. >>>>Read more
Companion Planting –
Companion planting in vegetable gardens not only helps you to grow better stronger vegetables, but can also be a way to organically control vegetable garden pests! >>>Read More
Go Greener
In the UK, and possibly other parts of the world, you can get an allotment of ground outside the city to grow your own produce. Contact your city’s municipality and see if you can get one. If there is no such program available, think about spearheading the research into this.Go Greener still… Many city folk are choosing to sell up in town and move onto small holdings and live more naturally. Many still commute to work, but find the commute worth it for the quality of life they have at home. Perhaps this can become a goal for you?
Also consider the benefits of gardening as you start your own veggie patch!