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...
Windowsill Gardens
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
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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
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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.
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