Want to grow some of your own food but don't have a yard?
by martha llano | October 29, 2010 at 7:05 AM
WindowfarmsTM are vertical, hydroponic, modular, low-energy, high-yield edible window gardens built using low-impact or recycled local materials.
You can grow up to 25 fresh live vegetable plants—lettuce, herbs, snap peas, cherry tomatoes, peppers, kale, small squash, edible flowers, and many more—in a normal 4'x 6' window in your home. That could be a salad a week.
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Love it!
Thanks for sharing this link Martha!
I love this innovative solution to growing food in cities and northern climates, and I am eager to test this out as a winter indoor garden in my home! Have you tried it?
In friendship,
Jade
Trying
Hi Jade, isn´t that amazing!!!!! I am trying it right now but as I have a huge area to grow our food I have not tried in a large scale. But one of my best friends did. And it is amazing........I will send you some photos soon. Wow winter. Ufffffff I do not like it...I lived in maine a year and a half and I almost died......I came home so sick........ I have an amazing photograph work there, the best, but my soul did suffer so much...even though I saw the aurora borealis....Where do you live?
Con afecto
Martha
Con afecto
Martha Llano
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