And don't forget portable gardens- you can get a lot of food out of a five-gallon bucket (one large tomato, or one large tomato and a basil plant), or a kiddie pool.
I wish you all the best in this endeavor. I need to start plotting my plots for this year myself.
Those aren't portable. At least, I can't see people hauling them around in their backpacks or shopping carts. BUT - they are good for planting in niches with no soil or for people who have a place but not a lot of space.
AND it's a good way to encourage churches and businesses to put in vegetable gardens in their back parking lots. The kiddie pool idea has gained popularity with one of the local Unitarian churches that was struggling with a community garden.
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I wish you all the best in this endeavor. I need to start plotting my plots for this year myself.
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AND it's a good way to encourage churches and businesses to put in vegetable gardens in their back parking lots. The kiddie pool idea has gained popularity with one of the local Unitarian churches that was struggling with a community garden.