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Bringing your Garden Studio to Life with Mini Vegetation

Bringing your Garden Studio to Life with Mini Vegetation

By Emma Heaton on 6th October, 2011

A garden studio is an ideal escape, away from distraction and interruption it provides you with a secluded hub to relax. With the ability to have a water supply to your Decorated Shed building you can create a fully functional area, allowing you to spend as long away as you wish. This is ideal for a small kitchenette if cooking is one of your favourable past times. With nature on your doorstep, you can grow your own vegetables to cook with and create a masterpiece in a tranquil setting.

Vegetables that produce mini flavoursome produce are suitable for smaller gardens in households. It is important to check on the seed packets when you need to sow them some are suitable for spring and summer and some can be harvested earlier. They allow you to grow your own food and if planted in raised pots, they can be a very attractive focus within your garden. There are certain types of vegetables that are suitable for eating in a mini size:

Baby-head broccoli and calabrese: Planted 20cm apart

Finger Carrots: They needed to be planted in rows around 15cm apart and work better with long carrots rather than round carrots.

Baby beetroots: Try and get the seeds 10cm apart.

Mini cauliflowers: 15cm needs to be given between these ensuring that there is enough space for the heads to grow.

Turnips: Leaving 20 cm between as the leaves are pretty and allow space for them to grow.

This will make a perfect functional area around your garden studio where you can indulge in your favourite activities sand enjoy being at one with nature. The garden studios have external red cedar cladding giving them an organic appearance, it will blend easily with the surroundings and dressing it with plants and flowers will make a smoother transition from the man-made structure to the natural landscape.


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