Urban gardening has quietly taken hold among people who simply want a bit of green in their lives. It doesn't matter whether you've got a balcony the size of a postage stamp, a narrow strip of garden, or just a draughty windowsill - there's usually something you can do with the space you have. Sowing spring flowers is one of the nicest places to start. They're forgiving, they're cheerful, and watching something you planted from seed actually bloom never really gets old. This guide covers the basics of getting seeds in the ground (or compost, more likely) in a small urban space. Nothing too complicated - just the practical stuff that actually makes a difference. Picking the Right Spring Flowers for Where You Are Space, light, and containers - those are the three things worth thinking about before you buy anything. A lot of people assume you need sprawling plants to make a garden feel full, but that's not really true. Compact varieties can look just as good, some......
