Very good book for info about starting a veggie garden
in a tight place... small yard or apartment. If my cats would
just stop eating the plants that would be best!

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A very in depth guide, offering solutions and showing how much you can grow in doors. It makes you think how you can utilize your own spcae and produce healthy food. I liked the tables included which meant for an easy assessment of what you can grow in which size of containers. However, I would have valued a contents page which was clickable so I could have clicked to the specific veggie I wanted to look at. I do not know whether this was an issue on my end, or on the editors etc.

Small space? No problem! The author gives you all the help you need o have your own garden regardless of your lack of space. I love this as it will allow me to have a garden I can not only manage, but one that will thrive.

Everything you need o get started is covered in this book! Fresh and green is coming your way!

This is a great book, showing how almost anyone can grow their own vegetables, and why they should. The book is practical and to the point, with very good basic information. There are a few necessary illustrations, and I hope the printed version will have a few more.

Thank you to netgalley and the publisher for an advanced copy of this e-book.
Good primer on how to start gardening in small spaces.

I've always wanted a garden, but living in an apartment made it feel impossible. I’d tried a few times but kept failing, so I started to think maybe gardening just wasn’t for me. But "How to Start a Vegetable Garden for Small Spaces" totally changed that! This book is packed with straightforward tips for container and vertical gardening, soil and watering advice, plus practical pest control methods. It really breaks down everything into doable steps, making the idea of a small-space garden feel totally within reach. Now, I’m excited to give it another shot and finally grow my own veggies!