Many vegetables are planted together

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I have planted tomatoes, black eggplants, Malabar spinach (Pui Shak), water spinach (Kalmi Shak), and spinach (Palong Shak) in my small vegetable garden outside the house. Even though the space is limited, growing so many vegetables together feels very rewarding.
In urban areas, space constraints often prevent people from cultivating vegetables. However, those who are truly interested in farming find ways to do it—whether in a small open space or even on their rooftops. It’s true that where there’s a will, there’s a way.

This method of growing multiple vegetables in a small space is quite effective. Since I have planted them myself, I can easily take care of them, and after a few days, I’ll be able to harvest and cook them. It’s a great system—an easy, hassle-free way to grow fresh vegetables.
The sight of these plants thriving together in an organized manner is truly satisfying. With proper care, they will grow beautifully, making the garden look even more delightful.