Here in LA where small bungalows and courtyard apartments abound, it's likely you have some kind of space for planting: maybe it's a balcony or back porch where you can have a container garden, or your apartment building's front strip that's up for grabs. Tell us:
How Big is your Garden?
[image from Sunset Magazine]
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I have a front yard & a back yard... filled with rocks.
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Does ANYONE know the maker of those chairs? I also have a very old pair, and they were featured at the Orange Country Museum of Art during a Modernist architecture show, but I can't find maker info!
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I just have a smallish balcony 4 floors up that gets the more or less western sun most of the day.
Currently, I have a tomato bush and several succulants in pots for the summer months
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Would being part of a community garden count as having a garden? Technically it's not in my building.
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