Basic Vegetable Garden

[headfullofbees]

That is a very good idea. Try growing some tropical fruit indoors. I read somewhere that some citrus fruits make good indoor plants.

It's too hot in our place for berries and apples. It would have been nice. you must have a very big place to grow all those in.

No, it's small, and they are quite close together, apart from the rhubarb and one of the apple trees, which are on my allotment.

 

[Cheesy Potatoes]

It's really great that you find ways to maximize your space. Good job!

 

[headfullofbees]

It's really great that you find ways to maximize your space. Good job!

I like cheesy potatoes too.

 

[Cheesy Potatoes]

. Thank you. Cheese and potatoes are a match made in heaven!

 

[Anika Gupta]

Hi,
your idea is so good. If you want any plants with reasonable price you can visit this E-commerce website www.plantslive.in. They have a fed ex option also.

 

[marlingardener]

Anika, the original poster, and the suggestions from members, are from 2014. I would imagine in the past three years the young man has figured out what to plant for his grandmother.

 

[Purrfluff]

Lettuce is easy grow from seed and grows fast. And it doesn't take up a bunch of space. Zucchini takes less space than pumpkins but they do require some breathing room.

Radishes are almost instant gratification. You can go from seed to edible in as little as 30 days under ideal circumstances.

Peas can be trained to grow vertically on a fence or trellis so they don't take up much space.

Ground cherries/tomatillos apparently grow all over the place but I think the vines and fruit themselves are pretty small. You could let them snake through other, taller plants.