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GARDEN / A VISUAL GUIDE
Practical growing ideas for the space you have.
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Avoid garden topsoil, which compacts and suffocates roots. Use a soilless peat or coir mix with perlite. Elevate containers at least 0.5 inches off paving on pot feet to ensure drainage holes never get blocked.
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Determinate bush tomatoes like 'Patio Hybrid' thrive in 5-gallon pots with wire cages. Sweet and hot peppers need 3 to 5 gallons and light-colored pots to prevent root overheating on hot stone.
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Select compact cucumbers like 'Spacemaster' in 5-gallon pots. Bush zucchini requires 5 to 7 gallons. Plant upright bush beans in wide planters 8 to 10 inches deep without requiring stakes.
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When high summer heat stalls other crops, eggplant and dwarf okra flourish. Plant compact varieties in 5-gallon containers once soil temperatures exceed 65°F, keeping moisture steady to prevent bitter fruit.
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Check pots daily, soaking until water runs from the bottom drain holes. Mix slow-release fertilizer into soil at planting, then apply half-strength liquid fertilizer every 10 to 14 days during fruiting.
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