First comes fruit, before that’s flower, then comes gherkin in the baby carrriage!
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The indoor garden is growing growing growing. Considering they have only 4 hours of sun, and water when we remember.
Here is the latest view of the gherkins and friends (from l-r: gherkin, turnip, cucumber, fennel, iceberg lettuce, radish)
A look back at 277Q at 290 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
A look back at 53K @ 437’s trip to the BBG.
A look back at 37R at Snug Harbor Staten Island
This movie is a nice look back at how P4K celebrated Plant Learn Grow in days gone by…
Everybody swooned over Baby Groot and Baby Yoda.
Well, check out THESE babies!
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- Baby Radish
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- Baby Iceberg Lettuce
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- Baby Kale
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- Baby Gherkin
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- Baby Turnip
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- Baby Cucumber
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- Baby Fennel
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- Baby all the Rest
The Stop & Shop supermarket had an indoor garden give-away, which was a kit with 20 seed pods and a tray to grow a variety of vegetables.
Here is a movie I made of my experience setting up the tray and planting the seeds.
I wonder what to do when the sprouts get too big for their little pots and need to be replanted, as I do not have outdoor access to make a real vegetable garden.
We had a pineapple the other day, and instead of throwing out the crown, I thought that I would stick it in water and see what would happen.
What do you think will happen?
It is not a “living” garden, but a rock garden is a fun-to-create indoor type of garden. All you need are rocks and pebbles found from the street, park or beach.
In Japan, rock gardens are a big deal to aid in meditation and mindfulness.
Home in NYC, my son and I made these three small rock gardens using Staten Island beach rocks and pebbles. Adding colorful shells , seedpods, or sea-glass is OK too!
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