Annie has a 15×13 ft indoor garden area with good ventilation but very minimal sunlight. She wants to plant directly in the ground.
Do not plant directly in ground. Indoors with reduced light, plants thrive when roots are confined to pots. Excavate holes and set potted plants into them. This allows removal, rotation, and individual care.
"Very, very minimum" light may be insufficient for any plant. Describe: distance to nearest window, window direction, covered/uncovered. Only then can specific plants be recommended.
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