Fensterbrettgarten

How you can plant any space with your favorite vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers and harvest fresh produce all year round - no matter where you live.

Clear the stage for the world's smallest garden, also known as a windowsill garden: Windowsill. Whether inside or outside, sunny or (semi-)shady, narrow or wide and regardless of whether the gardener has a lot of time or not - there are plants and strategies to suit every windowsill situation. Endless equipment? You don't need it, because with just a few plant pots, some soil and seeds, your windowsill is ready to go. Peas, eggplants, basil, melon pears or lettuce: everything grows. Even on the windowsill.

In fact, various plants get along really well in pots and with each other. With this book, you can save space and still have a colorful mix on your windowsill. The book provides suggestions and advice on which plant communities work well (and which don't), which winter vegetables thrive on the windowsill and how to make the most of the location with all its characteristics.

By the way: some green roommates don't even need seeds or fertilizer - because both may already be ready in the kitchen. For example, with a little patience, lettuce stalks can easily be turned into a new, crunchy specimen. Or the banana peel from breakfast can be turned into organic fertilizer for your irrigation water. All this and more in this book.