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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwfe7i_H3kM by Balcony Garden Ideas 12/12/21 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwfe7i_H3kM by Balcony Garden Ideas 12/12/21 YouTube] | ||
And that's how SMART gardeners fit 20 plants into a single 1 foot square of floor space! Excellent idea and presentation. Anyone can do this now that you've shown them how. If that's Chinese Cabbage you're growing, you get BONUS points. Collect and germinates the seeds and you'll never be without access to greens. The leaf is like lettuce and the stalk is like celery. It's a versatile veg and highly nutritious too. | And that's how SMART gardeners fit 20 plants into a single 1 foot square of floor space! Excellent idea and presentation. Anyone can do this now that you've shown them how. If that's Chinese Cabbage you're growing, you get BONUS points. Collect and germinates the seeds and you'll never be without access to greens. The leaf is like lettuce and the stalk is like celery. It's a versatile veg and highly nutritious too. | ||
=====Favorite Vertical Garden Planter for Small Spaces===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzQ7Lxh9tf8 by gardeningindoors 13/2/24 YouTube] | |||
Vertical gardening is a great way to grow a lot of food in a small amount of space. I love using my GreenStalk planter to grow lettuce, kale and herbs, but it can also be used for larger plants like tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and so much more! | |||
