Dividing Your Space Will Create A Potager's Garden: Aim for a neat and structured layout with raised beds and paved paths, dividing into four areas for different plant groups
Create An Entrance Into A Kitchen Garden: Use arches, pergolas, and vertical gardening structures to separate your kitchen garden from the rest of your space
Nourish Vegetables In Containers: Grow vegetables in raised beds or giant planters for a movable and customizable option that maximizes space.
Choose Crops That Look Good Too: Opt for vegetables that are both easy to grow and visually appealing, like Swiss chard and beetroot, which add color and texture to your garden.
Opt For Easy Leaves: Grow 'cut and come again' salad leaves like mizuna and mustard greens for a constant supply of fresh greens with minimal effort.
Create Your Own Herb Garden: Grow low-maintenance herbs like rosemary, thyme, and mint in pots or in the ground for aromatic fragrance and culinary versatility.
Go For Glamor: Grow tomatoes for their glossy trusses and vibrant colors, adding a touch of Mediterranean flair to your kitchen garden.
Grow Lush Berries: Plant strawberries in raised beds for sweet, sun-warmed fruit straight from the bush, adding richness and flavor to your garden.
Try Easy Raised Beds: Utilize raised beds or giant planters for easy vegetable gardening, providing a convenient and manageable way to grow your own produce.
Use Vertical Space: Maximize space by growing vegetables and fruit trees upwards on walls or fences, training them into fan shapes or espaliers to save space