Vertical Veg: Container Gardening by Mark Ridsdill Smith
Mark Ridsdill SmithDown to earth advice on growing salad, herbs & veg on balconies, patios & yards. Exploring the multi-dimensional benefits: flavour, nature, wellbeing, joy.. and high yields!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 40 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Worms, Waste and Why Low-Tech Solutions Matter
I’ve long believed that worm farming is one of the best ways to grow stronger, healthier plants in containers. When I first started growing food on a small balcony in London, a wormery also transformed how I viewed food waste. Banana skins,...
Creating a Green Oasis in Small Spaces
One of the things I love about container gardening is how adaptable it is. In this conversation with garden designer Susannah Hall, we explored growing food in some wonderfully small and unusual spaces — including on her boat.
Susannah’s b...
How much sun do different veg and herbs really need?
Microgreens (sunflower, orach, mixed mustards in front; nasturtium and pea behind) growing close to a north facing wall in less than 3 hours sun a day.
A common challenge of growing in containers in built up areas is sun - or, more accurat...
How to reuse compost successfully, year after year
Reusing compost is one of the simplest ways to save money and reduce waste—and it can work surprisingly well for several years. With planting-out season just getting underway, I thought I’d share a few thoughts on how to do it successfully....
Are Jerusalem Artichokes Better Than Potatoes in Pots?
Jerusalem artichokes in mid June. These are growing in a corner of the yard with only a few hours of sun a day - but they still seem to do pretty well.
I’m always on the lookout for reliable, easy plants to grow in containers - both for my...
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