A friend said to me recently, "I read all your posts and I love the photographs of your garden, but I could never do what you're doing because I'm renting."
Now, I want to put the record straight--right now. I haven't always owned my own property and there was a time when I was renting--but that didn't stop me growing my own vegetables, fruit and salad herbs.
In fact, we have a wonderful Feijoa tree in the back of our garden that's affectionately known to us all as "The Tigger Tree." Tigger was my son's eccentric cat. When he headed for the Rainbow Bridge, we were living in a rental property, so we buried Tigger in a large pot and planted a Feijoa tree on top of him.
"Tigger" moved houses with us many times before he came to his final resting place. The Tigger Tree continues to provide us with large amount of juicy feijoa's.
In fact, along with Tigger we moved a mandarin tree, a lemon tree, an assortment of perennial herbs, planter boxes of salad greens and a worm farm many times.
What I'm saying is that renting a property is no barrier to growing your own wonderful salads, herbs, fruit trees and vegetables.
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