If you live in a small apartment or have a very small garden space, it can be very difficult to grow your own vegetables and herbs. But luckily, with the right set up, you can enjoy fresh organic vegetables, herbs, and fruits year round from your very own tiny space. If you’ve ever thought about apartment gardening, then now is the time to do it! Here are some benefits of apartment planting:

You’ll need to have a bit more space than you would if you lived in a large apartment building. Even though you won’t have as much, it will still be enough to get all the gardening you need done. You won’t have to waste space by digging up the undergrowth every time you harvest a small piece of fruit or vegetable. You can use the space to plant taller plants that will add height to your apartment. It’s also much easier to keep track of your plants, because they won’t be growing against the walls or on tables in your apartment.

It’s usually hard to keep track of where your produce goes once you’ve finished an entire planting season in a large apartment building. With a small apartment, it’s usually easy to determine at least the location of each piece you’ve harvested. This way you know you’ll have access to what you’ve planted before the season is over!

Most people living in small rooms find it hard to make their favorite vegetables grow big. Because of this, most apartment dwellers find it very helpful to purchase small seeds that can be sown within their apartment. If these seeds don’t work out, many people will simply re-post their favorite plants. This means that you always have fresh organic vegetables and herbs to enjoy.

Having a small apartment garden also allows you to save money. Since you’re able to get the plants you want, you’ll have more plants for sale. Some apartment dwellers may even choose to harvest and sell their own produce. This is a good way to make some extra money!

Having a garden in a small room provides you with the perfect solution for those apartment dwellers who aren’t allowed to have a backyard. Many apartment dwellers have very limited outdoor space. Even if the lot you have been perfectly suited to a backyard, it might not be ideal for growing plants. Landscaping a small courtyard might seem impossible at first, but with a little bit of planning, you can have beautiful green gardens even in tight spaces! Your plants will grow much healthier, and you can enjoy them more than you would have with larger, more open spaces.

Even if you only have a small apartment, you can still have a garden. This is much easier than you think. With the right design, your garden can transform any small room into a relaxing oasis that you’ll love. Your imagination is your limit as far as designing your garden is concerned.

Of course, if you have a small room in the garden, there are also various accessories that you can buy to make the area more functional. If your balcony or patio has a built in bar, by all means include it in your small apartment garden. You can get bar lights, serving trays, and other such elements to make your garden more convenient. You don’t have to compromise your living space to have a garden – after all, a garden in a small apartment is still a garden!

What if you’re not an apartment owner? If you live in a studio or a tiny house, you can still have a great garden. You don’t need a lawn and you don’t have to worry about weeds and pests. A shed, a mini greenhouse, or even a playhouse can provide a wonderful place to grow your crops. Your small apartment can be turned into your very own little farm. Just remember that it’s still a garden, and all your plants should require regular watering, protection from extreme weather conditions and regular maintenance.

Of course, one thing you do need to remember is that you should choose plants carefully. The gardener in you might want to put more effort in arranging their garden, but then again, your plants may need a little more attention. Before planting anything, you should first check which season they need sunlight, which season they need water, and which season they prefer shade. You should also consider which season they’re most likely to survive.

Once you have planted the seeds and the plants, it’s up to you how you will maintain them. It’s always a good idea to water and feed them, but there are many other things you should do as well – including removing any weeds and keeping the soil damp with the right amount of fertilizer. Good Luck!