Growing in small spaces: the balcony garden
You don't need a big garden to grow vegetables and herbs. With the right precautions, even a small balcony can become a productive green corner, starting with the right seeds.
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Which plants to choose? (e.g. lettuce, basil, chilli peppers, cherry tomatoes).
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How to sow and care for potted plants.
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Light and Position: How to Make the Most of Your Space.
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Tricks to increase productivity: companion planting, rotation, natural fertilizers.
Even in a few square meters you can grow your own food, save money and live more sustainably.
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