Growing the Most Convenient Fruits in Limited Areas
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In the pursuit of a bountiful harvest, even those with limited space can enjoy the pleasure of growing their own fruits. Courtney Ciandella, a renowned gardening expert, provides a guide on how to grow various delicious fruits in small spaces.
One of the easiest fruits to grow in small spaces is strawberries. These compact plants require only a well-draining container filled with potting soil, making them ideal for smaller gardening areas. Strawberries can be grown in various creative ways, such as planters, towers, stacked pots, and pyramids.
Another fruit that thrives in small spaces is the lemon. A dwarf lemon tree can be obtained for space management, and it can be grown in a pot with well-draining soil and at least 8 hours of sunlight daily. Lemons are ready to harvest when they are firm, yellowish in colour, and about 2-3 inches in size. To ensure a plentiful supply, avoid overwatering and bring the lemon tree indoors when it gets cold.
Plums can also be grown in small spaces by choosing a dwarf plum and training it to grow along a wall or fence. These fruits require pruning for maintenance to maintain shape and size. The ideal time to plant plums is early spring.
For those seeking a burst of colour and antioxidants, blueberries are an excellent choice. These fruits should be planted in the fall or spring and in a sunny location for a plentiful supply. To grow blueberries in small spaces, use a large pot (minimum 18-inch-deep) with ample drainage.
Lastly, tomatoes can be grown in small spaces by opting for dwarf varieties. These require a large pot with good drainage and ample sunlight.
By following Courtney Ciandella's guide, even the smallest of spaces can become a fruitful oasis. Happy gardening!
