Your Small Kitchen Garden |

The only way to grow a truly global small kitchen garden would be to plant a large kitchen garden in some kind of giant, multi-room greenhouse. With well-defined climate areas in that greenhouse, we could grow tuberous desert plants within easy reach of cold-weather leafy plants, and we could grow tropical rain forest plants within reach of those. It’s not likely we’ll ever have the means to create such a greenhouse facility, but the internet gives us a chance to do something nearly as educational: Together, we can create a virtual global kitchen garden!

Your Global Small Kitchen Garden

This page is dedicated to the establishment of the Global Small Kitchen Garden. Here we’ll post stories, photos, videos, and other links about planting and growing foods that are unique to distinctive climates and conditions. Since the Your Small Kitchen Garden blog and the rest of this web site are about growing produce in temperate zones (like the one where I live), I’ll research other climates and conditions and share what I learn here. More importantly, I’ll collect stories from visitors to Your Small Kitchen Garden, and share them on this or related pages.

So, please contribute: leave a story or question in the comments section of this page… and chime in with an answer if you can help with a question you see there. If you want to write a longer piece, feel free to send it as an attachment–or in the body of an email–to daniel@smallkitchengarden.net. And, if you have an idea you’d like to share, but you don’t think of yourself as a writer, drop me a note and we can collaborate to get your story posted.