At last count, Martyn Cox had more than 250 different plants growing in his 600-square-foot garden in London. He knows from experience that you dont need a lot of space to have an exuberant garden. Big Gardens in Small Spaces provides boundless inspiration and ingeniously practical solutions for taking advantage of every square inch of a small space -- including gardening in shady corners, on rooftops, around doorways, and in the cracks of pavement. His ideas are stunningly simple to follow squeeze as many plants as you can into your garden by any means possible grow your own fruit, vegetables and herbs seek out rare, unusual and bizarre plants dont pay for something you can make or do yourself learn from nature welcome change, and most of all enjoy the garden.
