1. Your own herb garden

Okay, but you’re the one who asked for it.

What You Need to Get Started

The first step to any great project is getting all of your materials together. Here’s what you need to get started:

One Planting Tray or Pot: Grow flat herb blossoms (rosemary, thyme, lavender, etc) or tall herbs like basil and parsley in trays. Pots are better for growing single plants like tomatoes and peppers. The best part about using a pot is that if you grow something that’s too big for the pot, then you can just repot the plant! It will save money on buying new pots every season if you repot your plants as they grow instead of throwing away old pots*.

1 Bigger Container (Optional): When you start growing bigger things like cucumbers and hot peppers, they’ll need more space than a tray has to offer. That’s where having a bigger container comes in handy! Use this one as a place where your herbs can go once they’ve outgrown their original container

2. Small and portable planters

Ah, spring. With the warmer weather comes the longer days and a renewed interest in the outdoors. The snow starts to melt and people are itching to sow the first seeds of the season. We’re here to help those of you who aren’t blessed with an expansive yard or a lot of space for gardening get growing!

How do you start your garden without much money or space?

One way is by using small containers that can be easily moved from indoors if it gets too hot outside (or if you just want a break from tending to them). Also, there are many things that can grow even inside your home if you plant them in compact containers. This blog will look into small containers that can be used for planting herbs and vegetables for indoor use, as well as ways to save up some cash on gardening equipment so you can afford better soil, seeds or fertilizer.

You might end up with some more than what you need at first, but don’t worry: there’s plenty of options when it comes to spreading out your harvest. You could feed your friends and family some tasty homegrown goodies, give it away to other gardeners or start trading with other growers around town. If you’re looking for new ways to make your hobby more profitable this year, check back soon: we’ll have tips on how else make money off of your gardening skills!

3. Cute window gardens

Window gardens are popular for a reason: they’re useful and fun. They can be used to grow herbs and vegetables indoors or outdoors, and can even come with a built-in light source for growing in low-light environments. The variety of designs means you can find one that suits your needs and your space, whether it’s tall enough or has the perfect elevation for hanging plants from.

When I was looking into window gardens, my main concern was twofold: how they’d look and how much they’d cost (I’ve added one to our efforts to make our home feel more like home). After some research, I came up with the idea of customizing the designs so that it’s functional yet cute. A lot of custom window gardens are too large or too expensive to be practical in our space; we decided that instead of buying something off the shelf we could just design something ourselves!

4. Tabletop succulent garden

The best way to grow succulents into a lush, beautiful display is to give them space to spread out. If you have the space and the time, it’s best to plant them in a garden bed in the ground. But if you live in an apartment or don’t have the patience for regular maintenance, there are other options (like mixing them in with your regular house plants).

Succulents do well with little care, so they’re ideal for those who are just starting out gardening. They’re also great for people on-the-go and those who enjoy having something that requires little maintenance.

Succulents can also be planted together in small containers like teacups and mason jars. If you don’t have any potting soil at home, you can always use things like crushed rock or gravel from outside or even sand from the beach as mulch—none of these materials will hurt the plant. This is beneficial because these things might be available for free or cheap at places near your home (or even outside) instead of buying expensive potting soil every few months.

With that said, here are some ways that succulents can be grown indoors:

• In pots with only one plant per container
• On larger surfaces like wood planks
• In containers with multiple plants

5. A backyard greenhouse

Greenhouses are a great way to grow your own plants year-round. Greenhouses work by trapping heat in with special materials like glass and plastic, which allows you to grow plants that would otherwise not survive the cold climate. To build a greenhouse, you will need the following materials:

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A section of wood cut into a rectangle (with an area of at least 9 feet by 12 feet)

Transparent material (glass, plexiglass, or polycarbonate)

There are two ways that you can make your greenhouse cool during hot days: adding insulation and ventilating it. Insulation is useful because it will keep the temperature inside cool even if it is extremely hot outside. Ventilating your greenhouse will help remove some of the heat from the air, keeping it from getting too stuffy inside. One solution to this problem is to add windows that open up so that there is always fresh air flowing through your greenhouse. Label them for easy access next summer! Some plants that you can grow in a greenhouse include wheat, soybeans, and potatoes; these plants thrive in warm weather conditions and also require little care beyond providing them water every so often. What’s more? Your harvest won’t cost much more than what you’d pay at the grocery store!

6. Just plant a tree, they take time and they’re worth it

Oops! Click Regenerate Content below to try generating this section again.If you love the idea of a garden but don’t have the space for it, you’re not alone!

But did you know that there are all kinds of small gardening supplies that can help you grow your own herbs and vegetables?

Do you dream of having a kitchen stocked with fresh herbs and vegetables you’ve grown yourself? You may not have the space, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start growing today.

There are many small gardening supplies out there ready to help you convert your tiny space into your own personal garden.

Here are some of our favorites:

Do you dream of a garden? One where you can pick fresh herbs and vegetables for your meals, maybe even your own little orchard? But do you live in an apartment with no outdoor space? Do you have an outdoor space that’s taken up by other things like a pool or a play area?

Well, don’t worry! Even though you might not have room for a full-sized garden, there are still things out there to help you grow your own little bit of nature. [Product Name] is one of them! It’s a small planter that comes in several different colors and is perfect for growing things like tomatoes, peppers, and herbs. You can put it on your balcony or in the corner of your living room. It even acts as a humidifier to keep your air nice and fresh!

Do you wish you had more space to garden? You’re not alone. In fact, there are a ton of really interesting ways you can use the space you have more efficiently to grow your own plants. Here are just a few ideas:

Are you hanging out in your bathroom and wishing you could grow your own herbs for cooking? Have I got a solution for YOU! This genius shower caddy attaches to the wall of your shower, and comes complete with three soil-filled terracotta planters that hang from the bottom shelf. It’s a great way to make use of an otherwise dead zone in your living space.

And if you’re looking for something a little different, how about this tiny indoor greenhouse/planter combo? There are two sizes available—one and two plants—and they come with everything you need to help your plants thrive indoors, including activated charcoal and moss pellets.

And last but not least, if you want something that will fit into any decorating scheme, these white ceramic wall planters are the perfect answer! They come in three sizes—two, four, and six pots—and they look just as good empty as they do filled with soil and greenery.

Who says you need a big yard to grow your own vegetables and herbs? If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to start your own garden, it turns out that time has always been now.

Here are our favorite gardening supplies for city-dwellers who want to grow their own food (and are just getting started):

Look at these cute little guys! They’re called “self-watering pods,” and they’re an all-in-one system that makes growing your own plants as easy as opening a bag of chips. You just have to add water every once in a while, and they’ll do the rest.

Okay, these aren’t quite as cute as the self-watering pods, but they’re still pretty fun. You can put them on your windowsill or hang them up, and they’ll help you grow your very own houseplants or herbs.

This is one of our favorite products: a windowsill greenhouse. It’s basically a shelf with clear plastic walls and doors, so it can go on any windowsill in your home. The best part is that it also has a watering system built into the back wall—all you have to do is fill up a reservoir on the back wall with water once per week

When you’re trying to grow your own herbs and vegetables in a small space, it can be difficult to know what kinds of supplies to use. What equipment is necessary? How much should you plan to spend on all your supplies? What will make your plants grow the best?

To help you answer all these questions, we’ve put together some tips and tricks for how to keep costs down, how to find the best possible deals, and what supplies are most important for your garden.