Windowsill Gardens

With the summer creeping up on us, we've been going a little outdoor-crazy on AT, but even if you don't have any outdoor space you can celebrate the nice weather by starting a windowsill garden...

A few ideas from AT to get you started:
• How To: Make a One-Pot Indoor Herb Garden
• Good Questions: Grass or Exotic Moss for Indoor Garden?
• Edible Indoor Miniature Garden
• Indoor Living Wall Planter
• Magical Plant Garden at Viva Terra
• Look! The Beets Have Sprouted!
• Look! Really Small Succulent Garden
• A Plant-Filled Mini Home Tour from Heather Ulrich

Photo: Saipua

Comments (2)

If you have a sunny western or sourthern exposure, nasturium seeds are extremely easy to grow, and both the leaves and flowers are edible. :-)

http://www.gardenopus.com/NasturtiumDwarfJewelMix3.JPG

posted by kimg924 on May 23rd 2008 at 10:51am
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lots of annual seeds will grow and thrive indoors. Impatients are tender perennials, that is that they will live for years indoors.

posted by Cally on May 26th 2008 at 12:11pm
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