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Moss in the City - Gardening in Small Spaces

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Moss’ Kitchen Garden Plant

Summer is the season for growing edibles. Producing your own food lifts the spirits and keeps you in touch with nature. On the practical side, growing your own food boosts your nutrition and sharpens your culinary skills.

Most of us can’t expect to be self-sufficient with our gardening. That’s okay, we enjoy visiting the friendly folks at the farmer’s market. But sometimes you need a sprig of fresh parsley, some thyme clippings, or a vine-ripened tomato. That’s where the kitchen garden can save the day.

Whether you have a large space or just a few balcony containers, all you need is sunshine, clean soil, and healthy plants and seeds. The list below features some easy-to-grow plants. You only need a plant or two of each to keep you happy all summer.

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