Limited space, poor soil, or low motivation? You can still grow fresh, nutritious vegetables that save money. Now's the perfect time to start.
Today's compact varieties fit 12-inch pots—even summer squash and bush beans. Key: Fertilize every watering with half-strength liquid fertilizer; don't let dry out. Disguise with decorative edge plants if desired.
Plant compact veggies in empty flower spots. Ornamental edibles: purple basil, Swiss chard, artichokes, red peppers, leaf lettuces, purple bush beans. Till, plant, water, fertilize. Auto-watering helps. Watch for mildew in tight spacing. May become permanent for beauty!
Many areas offer plots (free/low fee). Grow extra row for food banks—same effort, big impact. Seed packet = $1.50. Family project! Find gardens at communitygarden.org.
From one pot of tomatoes to a full family garden—it's as simple as you make it. Nothing beats summer-fresh veggies. What's in your garden this season?
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