Growing your own food might seem impossible in an apartment or small house, but these edible plants are perfect to cultivate ...

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Grow an edible garden A small balcony is enough for a vegetable garden (Pic: Shutterstock) You don’t have to have huge patches of land to create great produce!

You can’t just dump these plants in the ground and walk away hoping they’ll flourish, but, depending on your space, these are the most likely to thrive plants for your edible garden.

Though Toporoff loves to look at vegetable plants, she doesn’t recommend everyone dig up their flowers. Vegetables bring a few more disease and insect problems, she said.

If there’s a sunny, well-protected area in your garden, kale might be a great vegetable for you to grow. This green is incredibly cold hardy, and actually gets sweeter and more tender after a frost.