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January 9, 2010

Vegetables for the Patio, Balcony or Window Box

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So many vegetables can be grown on the patio, balcony or window box.

  • Very little space is needed to produce a regular supply of fresh, healthy salad leaves, and one courgette plant will produce plenty of fruit, without causing a glut.
  • We have a friend who lives in a fourth floor flat, with a small west facing balcony, who grows tomatoes, salad leaves, courgettes and french beans.
  • A great variety of vegetables can be grown in containers, but it is important to select a small or mini-variety.
radish-growing-in-pot

radish-growing-in-pot

Examples of vegetables which can be grown on a patio or window box are:

Thompson & Morgan have a great offer for a patio vegetable collection for £9.99 comprising:

2 x Tomato Vilma plants
1 x Pepper Mohawk plant
1 x Courgette Black Forest plant
1 x Cucumber Fanfare plant

Plus FREE seed worth £5.28! Runner Bean Summer Medley (16 seeds) & Niche Salad Leaves Blend (400 seeds).

patio veg collection

patio veg collection

Click this link to buy this patio vegetable collection for £9.99 which is also suitable for a balcony or window box.
Click this link to buy this book about growing vegetables in containers:

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