I get alot of questions about what veggies to grow in pots, thanks to the work that I did on that vertical garden last year.
Growing veggies in pots is a great way to not only brighten up often bare and bland balconies, but its a great way to cut down a bit of your food bill and keep great food at your fingertips.
Depending on both how much space you have, which veggies you like to eat and how much you need to harvest to feed your family, any of these veggies will work really well, and can be turned into some delicious food!
Im currently working on writing growing guides for all of these vegetables, so please to check back to the list below through the year!
1. Successive planting for Greens
2. How to grow Silverbeet
3. How to grow potatoes in Autumn
4. Beautiful Radish and Rocket salad
5. How to grow organic (spring) onions
6. How to grow leeks in Pots
7. How to grow Tomatoes in Pots
8. How to grow Capsicums in Pots
9. My infamous Ratatouille – or ‘How to sneak zucchini into your kids diet”
10. How to grow Chilli’s in Pots
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Happy Growing,
Kathy
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