As a long term renter I am quite familiar with learning to grow things in temporary container so I thought I’d put together a list of plants that I’ve successfully grown in pots. Keys to successful harvests Two key considerations
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Growing your own food when you rent
For a very long time as a renter I didn’t want to waste time or money creating a garden space as the chances of us moving on fairly quickly was a high probability. I’ve since changed my mindset around that
How to start your first veggie patch
If you’re a self confessed black thumb or have trouble keeping indoor plants alive (don’t worry I do too) then the idea of growing your own food may feel a little too ambitious. However growing your own food is pretty
What fruits can I grow in a pot?
When it comes to growing things in small spaces, or if you rent (like us) it’s hard not to want to grow all the things. Growing your own fruit may feel like a far fetched dream, but it’s not. You
Garden Goodbyes when you’re living in a rental
Around two and a half years ago my husband offered to move my soil from my gardens from our old rental property to our new rental property. I had worked hard on that dirt to get it just right, and
How I compost in the City
So living inner city space is pretty limited, we also rent so setting up the structure of a traditional three section compost garden doesn’t really work for us, plus there is the beagle who loves smelly stuff (we learn’t that