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Grow Some of Your Own Food

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Take action against climate change with a small garden

Why Grow Your Own

The many benefits of gardening include exercise, stress and anxiety reduction, lowering blood pressure and risk of dementia, plus a short distance in transit required to get from yard to plate.

Ideas for Gardening in Small Spaces

Container Gardening

You don’t need tons of space to try your hand at growing something to eat. Start simple with tried-and-true herbs like rosemary or basil. Tomatoes are pretty forgiving, as are chile peppers. Look up videos online about how to use laundry baskets and other items you might have on hand to grow potatoes and other vegetables…even from the ones that have sprouted in your kitchen.

Grow on Window Sills

Try sprouting lettuce from its base and carrots from their tops. Sprouting avocado pits is a whole botany experiment and creates a new avocado tree.

Read Edible San Diego’s 65th issue online now and join the conversation with @ediblesdmag on Instagram.

This magazine is made possible thanks to Edible San Diego advertisers, members, and subscribers. Thank you for supporting San Diego’s local, independently owned food media company.

‍Become a subscriber or advertiser today.

Edible San Diego Issue 65 Spring 2022 Full Circle
Cover image courtesy of Deborah Small.

Why Grow Your Own

The many benefits of gardening include exercise, stress and anxiety reduction, lowering blood pressure and risk of dementia, plus a short distance in transit required to get from yard to plate.

Ideas for Gardening in Small Spaces

Container Gardening

You don’t need tons of space to try your hand at growing something to eat. Start simple with tried-and-true herbs like rosemary or basil. Tomatoes are pretty forgiving, as are chile peppers. Look up videos online about how to use laundry baskets and other items you might have on hand to grow potatoes and other vegetables…even from the ones that have sprouted in your kitchen.

Grow on Window Sills

Try sprouting lettuce from its base and carrots from their tops. Sprouting avocado pits is a whole botany experiment and creates a new avocado tree.

Read Edible San Diego’s 65th issue online now and join the conversation with @ediblesdmag on Instagram.

This magazine is made possible thanks to Edible San Diego advertisers, members, and subscribers. Thank you for supporting San Diego’s local, independently owned food media company.

‍Become a subscriber or advertiser today.

Edible San Diego Issue 65 Spring 2022 Full Circle

Cover image courtesy of Deborah Small.