No Garden, No Problem! Grow Veggies Anywhere

Even without a traditional garden, you can grow fruits and vegetables at home! Here are two popular methods:

Container Gardening: This involves planting in pots, buckets, or other containers. It's perfect for balconies, patios, fire escapes, or even sunny indoor spaces.

Choose vegetables suited to containers, like lettuce, spinach, kale, peppers, and cherry tomatoes. Opt for dwarf varieties of larger plants.
Select pots with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Use a good quality potting mix.
Place your pots in a sunny location, and water regularly according to the needs of your plants.
Indoor Gardening Methods: These are ideal for growing herbs and some vegetables year-round or in climates with short growing seasons.

Windowsill Gardening: Use a sunny windowsill for herbs like basil, mint, or chives. Rotate your plants for even growth.
Hydroponics: This method grows plants without soil using a mineral nutrient solution. It requires more setup but can be productive in small spaces.
Here are some additional resources to help you get started:

Books:
"Grow Your Own Vegetables in Pots and Containers: A Practical Guide to Growing Food in Small Spaces" [ISBN 9781784946538]
"Hydroponic Garden Secrets: A Proven System for Beginners to Grow Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs Without Soil Faster with a Simple 8 Step Formula" [ISBN 9781668907733]
Websites:
How to grow vegetables at home (even if you have no outdoor space)
How to grow vegetables without a garden for beginners