Mobile home park? Apartment balcony? No soil access? Suspended containers grow real food in zero ground space.
Shallow-rooted: strawberries, cherry tomatoes, lettuces, greens, herbs. Anything not needing deep root run.
Wire frame, mesh, or solid plastic basket. Liner: sphagnum moss, coconut fiber, wool sweater, or perforated black bag (holes above bottom). Nutrient-rich compost. Water-retentive granules for hot climates.
Bottom layer: trailing crops (strawberries, tomatoes, small squash/cucumber) laid sideways, roots on soil surface, tops out sides. Cover with soil. Top layer: upright (lettuce, kale, basil) or more trailers. Carrots if deep enough.
Side-plant lettuce densely. Harvest outer leaves—plant keeps producing.
Oregano, rosemary, thyme, tarragon return yearly. Rosemary: year-round in mild zones. Basil: annual replant. Fresh flavor at arm's reach.
No land? No excuse. Hang your harvest.
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