Not sure if you realize it but even "gardening without a plan" needs a plan. Ooops, wow! This kind of gardening doesn't take a ship-size plan but requires just a little pre-thinking or pre-planning.
What are the most important things to consider?
- Where you live
- What your neighborhood statement is (condo -living?)
- What is your budget?
- What are your goals?
Condo Gardening
If you live in a condo or in an apartment, then your gardening might be limited to flowerpot gardening, or windowsill gardening or patio gardening. Whatever the case, you can still garden! There are ways to do this --even in apartments and even in the strictest condos. Ears open now?
Private Home Gardening
If you live in a home, your own home, you might have less rules than a condo has, yet, even in most neighborhoods, you have that "unspoken" rule, "green grass rules"! Not to worry, you, too, can garden. You can still have your own personal space, your own style and stay right where you are.
Mansion Gardening
If you live in a mansion, yes, a mansion, you can still be a personal gardener for your own space. The key to happiness is all in knowing or realizing that, yes, "YOU CAN DO IT"!
What's your message?
So, what is your neighborhood "statement" or unwritten rule? Look around you to find out what that is. Are all the yards bright green, no wholes in the lawn, just perfect, rectangular pieces of real or fake grass? Are all the houses, trim, slim, unencumbered, and just plain the same? As you look down the block, is it hard to tell one house from another? Does it look like the Stepford Wives live there? Really? What is the unwritten, unspoken rule of your block, of your neighborhood? Is there hope for your creative or different mind, right where you are? Yes, indeed! There's always hope. If you keep an open mind, and are willing to really hear me, I'll share my ideas about individual gardening or "gardening without a plan".
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