Oh sure! Just to add to what @Butterbee said, there’s also “square foot gardening” (not for lazy gardeners), Ruth Stout/straw bale gardening (lazy adjacent), and lots of approaches to tweak any style you choose.

I think container gardening is readily approachable, especially if you use larger pots to grow several plants with similar needs together. If your preference is more towards “set and forget” then roughing up a patch of soil, sowing wildflower seeds, and covering with a light mulch like straw or hay is a good way to start dabbling. Just avoid the “wildflower mix” bags at the big box stores, because they’re probably not designed for your region. A mom & pop nursery is more likely to have species for your area.

idk about styles but there are certainly different ways of gardening. There’s hydroponic gardening, gardening in containers, having plots out in the yard…

Lazy beginner options could be to go for succulents in containers next to a window, or maybe picking up some herbs that you can grow in pots from the garden store.

Honestly, one thing to look at would be using ollas, or terracotta pots that irrigate the plants for you. It is an easy way to once to twice a week water your plants. I use it almost exclusively in my gardens because my work schedule is too hectic sometimes for daily watering, plus it is much more effective in deep-root watering.