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grows vegetables 
& Fruits 
Plants 
in pots 
to live like free birds 
to overcome Hunger on Good Earth and SPACE.
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and do Buddhists Patanjali Yogic
Meditation inhaling and exhaling in all positions of the body.
Do Meditative Mindful Swimming from 5 am to 6:30 AM
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We continue to be in
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,Tibet, Africa,Eastern Europe,Western Germany 
,South Russia 
,Western Europe,Hungary 
chitpavan brahmins of Rowdy Swayam Sevak slaves,stooges,boot lickers,chamchas,chelas are mad people.
murderer of democratic institutions gobbled the Master Key 
by tampering the fraud EVMs, promised Rs 15 lakh in every citizen’s bank accounts,2 crore jobs for the youths,Tea 
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Awakened Ones practice JAMBUDIPA Natyam for Body & Mind to Attain
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28 Dwarf Vegetables to Grow | Best Mini Vegetables to Grow
Are you looking for some Dwarf Vegetables to Grow in a small space? Here are the best Mini Vegetables to Grow in tiny containers!
If you live in a small urban home or
apartment, there is always a way for you to have a lovely kitchen
garden. Here are some delicious Dwarf Vegetables to Grow in small pots!
Want to make an urban vegetable garden? Click here
Dwarf Vegetables to Grow
1. Cherry Tomatoes
Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum var. cerasiforme
Cherry tomatoes are one of the most suitable vegetables for
containers. You can easily grow them in small to medium-sized containers
or hanging baskets.
Get the best tips for growing a lot of tomatoes in limited space here
2. Cauliflower
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea var. botrytis
There are wide dwarf cauliflower varieties available that you can
grow in pots in your small garden for higher yield. Besides
cauliflowers, you can also grow other brassicas.
Learn about growing cauliflower in containers here
3. Baby Artichokes
Botanical Name: Cynara scolymus
The difference between the full-sized artichokes and the dwarf kind
is that the little artichokes actually do not have a choke. You can eat
the whole of them if you just peel their external layer of leaves.
Learn how to grow artichokes in containers here
4. Baby Eggplants
Botanical Name: Solanum melongena
You can grow any eggplant varieties in containers in a small garden.
Go for round Mauve eggplant, Little Finger eggplant, and Casper eggplant
for tasty fruits in a little space.
Learn about the best eggplant varieties here
5. Dwarf Carrots
Botanical Name: Daucus carota
This type of carrot can be produced all year and are a bit sweet.
Select between round, white or French carrots. If you prefer to eat
tender carrots, go for the French ones.
Want to grow carrots from carrot tops? Click here
6. Green beans
Botanical Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
The dwarf French beans “Haricot Verts” are very appealing in many
European countries. These are thinner and tender than ordinary green
beans and are one of the best mini vegetables to grow in tiny
containers.
Learn about the best green bean varieties here
7. Dwarf Lettuce
Botanical Name: Pistia stratiotes
The Iceberg, Salad Bowl, the Red Royal oak leaf, Little Gem and green
leaf sorts can be produced year-round and do not require much space,
making them an excellent choice for small urban gardens.
Learn about growing lettuce in containers here
8. Baby Green Onion
Botanical Name: Allium fistulosum
The dwarves of the green onion taste like chives and can also be grown all year round. You can easily grow these on a sunny kitchen windowsill too.
9. Dwarf Avocado
Botanical Name: Persea americana
These tiny avocados have no seed. Also called cocktail avocados, they
do not require any special gardening skills to be grown and are
suitable for container gardening.
Want to grow avocado indoors? Click here
10. Patty Pan Squash
Botanical Name: Cucurbita pepo
Also known as scallop squash, this summer squash variety is reaped
when it is between 2-4 inches wide. It has a mild flavor like zucchini.
11. Miniature Bell Peppers
Botanical Name: Capsicum annuum
Miniature bell peppers are dwarf cultivars that can be grown from
seeds. They perform well in pots and can be grown easily on a balcony.
Learn about growing bell peppers in pots here
12. Kalettes
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea
It is a hybrid of kale and brussels sprouts. Its small floret leaves
can be cooked easily or eaten raw. Kalettes have a nutty and savory
taste that’s milder than kale.
13. Biquinho Yellow Pepper
Botanical Name: Capsicum chinense
These bright yellow peppers are crispy and sweet with hints of
smokiness like poblano. They also make for a lovely ornamental plant.
14. Tom Thumb Peas
Botanical Name:
This heirloom vegetable grows up to 8-12 inches tall and produces
full-sized pea pods. It is a non-hybrid plant, so you can save the seeds
to plant for the next year.
Want to grow peas in pots? Click here
15. Orange Hat Tomato
Botanical Name: Solanum Lycopersicum
This micro dwarf tomato has a tender skin, mild flavor, and high
fragrance. The plant grows up to 6-8 inches in height. For best growth,
use a 3/4 gallon-sized pot.
Learn the top secrets of growing tomatoes in containers here
16. Hedou Bok Choy
Botanical Name: Brassica rapa ‘Hedou’
This little bok choy grows up to 2-3 inches wide and becomes ready to
harvest in just 15-20 days. You can also grow them in railing planters.
Get the best tips for growing bok choy in containers here
17. Tennessee Dancing Gourd
Botanical Name: Cucurbita pepo var. ovifera
Also known as the spinning top gourd, it can be an excellent addition
to curries and stir fry recipes. You can easily grow it in medium to
small pots.
18. Greek Dwarf Basil
Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum ‘Dwarf Greek’
This variety was introduced in 2020 during the lockdown. It has an
intense savory flavor, which makes it an excellent addition to
garnishing dishes.
Learn the best basil harvesting tricks here
19. Dwarf Blue Curled Vates Kale
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea
This compact heirloom plant offers tightly packed heads with curly,
crinkled, blue-green leaves. You can grow it as a spring or a fall crop.
20. Tokinashi Turnip
Botanical Name: Brassicaceae
Tokinashi turnip is a cold-hardy variety with a crisp, smooth, and
sweet taste. For best growth, ensure it gets 4-5 hours of sunlight
daily.
Learn about the best turnip varieties here
21. Picolino Cucumber
Botanical Name: Cucumis sativus ‘Picolino’
This snacking cucumber has thin, glossy, dark green skin. It can be
harvested once grown up to 4-5 inches tall. It is one of the best mini
vegetables to grow in tiny containers.
Want to grow cucumbers vertically? Click here
22. Jack Be Little Pumpkins
Botanical Name: Cucurbita pepo
Jack Be Little Pumpkins are compact miniature pumpkins with a rich
citrus taste that become intense in sweetness when roasted or baked.
Check out the best pumpkin varieties here
23. Chinese Broccoli
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea Alboglabra Group
This variety of sprouting broccoli is easier to grow and takes less room. Grow it from seed in winter in mild climates.
Learn how to grow broccoli sprouts here
24. Thai Lavender Frog Egg Eggplant
Botanical Name: Aubergine ‘Thai Lavender Frog’
This miniature heirloom produces 1-3 inches long vegetables. Toss them in curry, soups, or stir-fries for the best taste.
25.
esty
Botanical Name: Lactuca sativa cv
Tennis Ball Lettuce is a bibb-type variety with light green leaves in
a tennis ball shape. Plant it in medium-sized pots and provide ample
sunlight.
Get the best lettuce harvesting tips here
26. Ivy gourd
Botanical Name: Coccinia grandis
This vining plant will be more than happy to dwell in a 6-8 inches
pot. Just make sure you use well-draining soil, provide ample light, and
give it support.
27. Cucamelon
Botanical Name: Melothria scabra
If you are a salad fan, growing Cucamelon is one of the best ways to
enjoy it fresh on the platter. A little sunny space on a balcony and a
medium-sized pot are all you need.
28. Kiwano Melon
Botanical Name: Cucumis metuliferus
Also popular as African horned cucumber and jelly melon, it tastes
excellent when ripe, and you can also use it to make jams. A small pot
with a cage or trellis is all you need to grow it.