Apartment/condo living and HOA rules drive container gardening's rise. Easy, affordable, healthier, and rewarding.
5 parts compost : 1 part peat moss. Fill pots ½ inch from top. 1–3 pots look best aesthetically (odd numbers please the eye—and HOA inspectors).
Plant: 1-inch holes, 2 seeds each, cover, water lightly. At 2-inch sprouts, thin to one per spot.
Works for all herbs.
Scatter flower pots around for color and creativity. Pleases guests and association enforcers alike.
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