Do you live in an apartment? Don't have a yard for a garden? If you have a porch or balcony, think again! It is possible to grow your own food with minimal space. Time to get creative! Don't let your small space compromise your health.
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My "garden" on the balcony. |
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From left to right, aloe plant, mint plant, pepper plant and tomato plant.
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Peppers are ready! |
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Tomatoes are not quite ripe yet. |
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Aloe is good for burns. |
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Mint is good for mojitos! |
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Also growing, but not pictured, in the window of our spare bedroom: lavender, hot banana peppers, and an herb mixture. These are still in the early stages. My advice would be to start small, one plant at a time. I looking forward to eating my very own organic food soon! You can do it too. Your body will thank you.
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