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Small Spaces Can Yield Big Results

You don't have to own a large plot of land to have a garden full of fresh produce. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Excerpted from Simple Steps: Vegetable Gardening

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  • Vertical Vegetable Garden Makes Good Use of Space
  • Climbing Vegetables Ideal for Small Space
  • Sunny Wall Ideal Place for Raised Garden Bed
  • Tight Compact Rows Work When Space is Limited
  • Use Containers of All Shapes in Creative Groupings
  • Small Vegetable Beds Produce Fresh Bounty
  • Container Crops Grow Well on Sunny Patio
  • Raised Beds Make Harvesting Crops Easier for Some
  • Large Containers Share Crops in Small Space
  • Circular Bed of Herbs and Vegetables Add Interest
  • Narrow Brick Beds Ideal for Tiny Gardens
  • Raised Beds Make Good Use of Space for Garden
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Vertical Vegetable Gardens

Vertical space is often underused, but it has great potential in small gardens, increasing the space for growing a range of crops. Attaching pots of herbs and bush varieties of vegetables to a sturdy wire mesh can turn a bare sunny wall into a mass of color.

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