Small gardens need to look their best year round and usually have no room for a separate vegetable garden, but with a little imagination, vegetables can look striking alongside flowers and produce a tasty harvest, too.
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Growing Your Own
Whether you have a garden, a patio or a windowsill, you can grow your own delicious fresh vegetables. Fast-maturing crops make decorative displays in pots and look fabulous when combined with flowers, while a potager-style plot brimming with ornamentals and edibles is ideal for a small garden. Use these ideas to inspire your planting, so you can enjoy your vegetables before they even reach your plate.
Excerpted from Simple Steps: Vegetable Gardening
© Dorling Kindersley Limited 2007
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