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Join me for an urban garden tour as I showcase the incredible growth happening in my small space garden. Despite weeks of heavy rain, my container garden is thriving, and I’m excited to share the progress with you.
From cucumbers and beans to squash and more, you’ll see how much food can be grown in a tiny patio space. I’ll share what’s growing, what’s working, and the lessons I’ve learned along the way to help you succeed with small space gardening and container gardening.
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Time Stamp:
0:00 Intro
1:23 tomato plants in grow bags
1:57 zucchini plant in pot
3:30 growing sweet potatoes in containers
3:50 Growing beans in containers
5:07 growing peppers in containers
5:30 Growing oregano in pots
8:45 growing mint in containers
9:15 growing cucumber in pots
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22 Comments
What's growing the best in your garden right now? 🌱
Hi, your garden is very beautiful. Love it! The basil are going to flowers due to too much sun, even though they grow fastest in sun.I would suggest growing them in shade , if you don't want them to flower quickly. You can also pick off the bud before they start flowering.
I want to get some trellis for my next garden season and I am just amazed of how much food you can grow in a small area! you are doing wonderful with the space you were allowed for a garden.
Your garden looks great! Have you thought about trying a greenstalk?
Where did you get your cucumber tralis?
harvest your oregano and hang it to dry and then you can put it ina container
Basil will branch out if you remove the flowers. I'm always taking the flowers off. Happy gardening!!! Everything is looking good!!!
Hi lovely Flaure 👋🏾 It's good to see how much your garden has grown. The plants look so healthy and lush. Those 🥒🥒🥒 are prime examples of "reaping the fruits of your labor!", You done good and I know it will only get better. To God be the glory and take care beloved 🙏🏾🥰💚
To optimize your space I would also trellis the sweet potato vines. You can make a trellis from some long sticks found in the woods or purchase a pack of sticks for about $5 and the criss-cross some twine between the two sticks.
I notice your tank top. Do you have problems with mosquitoes there?
Your garden looks great. One suggestion to be safe, use food grade containers not storage containers. Happy planting.
Hello you need to pinch your Basil plants.
You are making such good use of the space to grow so much. That thyme looks so good!
Love your garden. I’m in zone 6b and can identify with your gardening spirit. Most of us don’t have a lot of space and that’s the fun. It motivates me to be creative and keeps me busy- happy busy 😊 you can cut the basil and let the sun hydrate them so you can make basil tea in the fall and winter. Happy gardening ❤
Hi! So glad I found your channel 😊 What zone are you in? I'm 9a- Florida.
Hi. The plants look great and healthy. Good job with fasting and harvest. Thanks for sharing your information
You and your garden are very inspiring! It’s so important to know how and grow food, and a small space doesn’t have to stop that! Thank you for sharing your gifts!
Hi, you can dry the basil for teas later.
My bean plant leaves were scrunching and I'm trying to avoid starting over, too. XD Your plants look happy. 😀 Good luck!❤️
Amen 🙏🏽 happy harvesting
Your garden is looking absolutely fabulous. Well done, Flur. And such harvests! As Redleaf Ranch would say – Abundance…
I'm still getting my garden into the ground. The 5 varieties of tomatoes, 3 varieties of cucumbers, pati-pan squash, Jerusalem artichoke, runner beans, sweet potatoes, wild strawberries and the 15 herbs are all potted up. Just 3 more trays to go…
– Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), zone 5a Ontario
Your garden is looking great! We've had an unusual amount of rain in my Zone 8a/b East Texas. My Cherokee Purple has 6 tomatoes almost ripe that I believe will weigh nearly a pound each-theyre enormous. My 3rd planting of squash looks good with several blossoms; the first two did nothing. No luck with beans or peas.