What is up everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Podcast. We are here again with

Siloue Olivera of Suburban Homestead, a YouTube channel that I will go ahead and put

in a podcast description description really awesome channel

I highly recommend you guys go check it out and so yesterday we were talking about

gardening strategies for busy people one of the biggest reasons I get for someone

maybe not starting a garden or not really tending to that

garden is just that they don't have the time.

So we kind of tackled some problems and some solutions there.

And the next sort of reason I get from people is,

oh, I live in a space where it's not really possible for me to garden.

I'm in a tiny apartment or I'm in a condo or a townhouse, et cetera.

So, I think we both agree that many of those

reasons can be worked around and I'm curious as to what you think as far as you know how anyone can a a garden how should they think about that yes

sure and before we actually go into the practical tips I would like to just briefly talk about the history of how our living spaces are designed

because it influences so much of how we live and what we choose to do. Of course since the dawn of civilization people had

gardens for food production and there were most likely at least for for the

everyday herbs and vegetables that were around their doorstep.

That's how people lived.

Of course, as population grew, the need to live in cities grew also. And with that, the gardens became smaller and then eventually just

disappeared. By the Industrial Revolution you have people really suffering with health issues because they're not being able to have fresh greens as they have always

ate in the countryside and they have no access to green space.

So you have this city beautiful movement

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