Container Vegetable Gardening for Limited Outdoor Space

If you don’t have soil or want to commit to a full garden then container gardening a great option. This allows you to customize how much time and resources you want to dedicate towards gardening. Many great vegetables will come to fruition nicely in a pot but they will need around 7 hours of sun light. Having a dolly so you can transport the plants into sunlight makes it easy to get started. Check the plants in the morning and water based on their needs.

Key Takeaways:

Container gardening gives those with no garden or limited outdoor space the opportunity to grow their own vegetables.
Many vegetables adapt well to container gardening, including, peppers, potatoes, many herbs, and greens.
Container gardens may have different watering and fertilizing requirements than a traditional vegetable garden.

“When purchasing plants or seeds, look for cultivars described as compact, dwarf, patio or bush.”