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Whether you have a large backyard garden or a tiny balcony in the city, you can grow more food this year and have serious food production if you follow a few basic principles.
We're already moving fast through 2021 and it's time to start thinking about garden planning! How can you optimize the most amount of food possible from whatever space you have available?
In this episode of Pantry Chat, we're talking about food production right in your backyard. Whether you have a large amount of space or a small balcony the methods discussed will work great for you!