When I found this fabulous video tutorial by Roots And Refuge Farm, on YouTube, that described how to grow salad greens in winter, I was super excited! The wonderful YouTuber from Roots And Refuge Farm is a very qualified and avid gardener with a big garden and plenty of know-how, so when people at her church kept asking how she grew veggies in the winter, she made this amazing video for them. She used this technique back when she lived in the city and could only do porch gardening, so it is a fantastic idea for all of you small-space gardeners. The small bin greenhouse is great for baby spinach, kale, and chard with this quick and affordable trick to have salad greens all winter long.

Materials To Grow Salad Greens All Winter Long:

• A box cutter
• A screwdriver
• Potting soil
• A 90-quart plastic bin from any local store ($7 at Walmart)
• Seeds
• A watering can

Directions:

In this fabulous video tutorial by Roots And Refuge Farm, on YouTube, you will learn to grow salad greens on your porch or patio with this ingenious and affordable mini-greenhouse idea. This mini greenhouse idea uses the actual soil bag to grow your vegetables, so that makes it so easy!

Then, you will just put the top over your planted seeds and let them grow.

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This is a great idea, and I can’t wait to make one!

How To Grow Salad Greens All Winter Long