Is it a small waste of land for me to grow vegetables on the first floor of my house?

Growing vegetables on the terrace of your own house on the first floor can be regarded as a small wasteland, because it is necessary to reclaim a piece of land.

Your home is on the ground floor.

Of course, you can grow vegetables on the terrace and open up a small wilderness.

However, it must not affect the green belt.

Otherwise, you will be fined by the garden department.

If you go up to this terrace on the first floor to grow vegetables, it should be considered a small wasteland, and this is also relatively good.

Is growing vegetables on the terrace on the first floor a small flower? So how is it a small wasteland? That's your own land, you can grow whatever you want, whatever you want?

It's a good thing to grow small dishes on your own land, you can save money. It's not about clearing the wasteland, if you affect the neighbors. Or there is a water leakage, and it is not okay to leak to the neighbor's house.

What kind of small wilderness is not a small panic, you think it is, you think it is not, you can plant a flower can also be a small wasteland.

It's okay to plant it on the balcony of your own home. Just don't leak when you water!

Growing vegetables on your own balcony is not a small wasteland, and no one should take care of it.

It's nothing, a little circlip is at most to decorate your home.

Growing vegetables in your own land should be regarded as greening, and it will not affect others, not to mention that land and Taiwan are not wasteland, and there is no problem of small land reclamation.

It shouldn't be your own room, because that's the patio of your home. It can't be considered a wasteland.

Of course not, how big and small can you carve out of your house?

I don't think growing vegetables on the balcony on the first floor of my house is considered a wasteland.

If one person registers under the street lamp, of course, it's not a small house, because it's not a place to discharge electricity at all, and it's not a place to grow vegetables.

On the first floor, you can grow vegetables on your own terrace, and small dishes are OK, but don't affect the lives of the people around you.

Of course, this is not a small wasteland, but you grow green food in your own home.

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