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PAT'S THE WAY TO GROW YOUR OWN

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April 26, 2025

PATIOS are perfect for growing your own produce.

- DAVID DOMONEY

PAT'S THE WAY TO GROW YOUR OWN

Whether you've got a small court-yard or a balcony, you can turn it into a thriving edible garden without needing acres of space.

From juicy tomatoes to fragrant herbs and compact fruit trees, patio gardening brings flavour and freshness right to your doorstep.

With the right pots, a splash of sunshine and a few clever choices, even the smallest space can yield a delicious harvest.

GROWING FOOD AT YOUR FEET

There’s no need for raised beds or a large garden to grow your own.

Patio pots and containers are simple to set up and even easier to maintain. Also, they're mobile - so you can follow the sun, rearrange with the seasons, or take them with you if you move.

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