Fresh Greens All Winter in a Window!

well doesn’t that look easy and yummy

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a) http://www.execulink.com/~yohan

Very interesting way to grow them.Thanks for sharing.

-- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more

I’ve got stuff growing in the refridgerator I cant identify, I think “they” might be a new specie. I swear I own the worlds most expensive electronic composting machine. I should donate it to a uniiversities botonical study group and maybe then they can tell me if those teeny tiny mushrooms are edible?

Putting plants inside is a recipe for disaster here. People wont stop watering them until they float away or maybe its their genetic propensity to give plants fresh air, the fresh air coming from an open window where the air is chilled to liquid nitrogen levels.

I think thats a great idea mentor

Cheers

-- Central northish Ontario

roman – I belong to the Puget Sound Mycological Society. Perhaps check out their site to find a fungi club near you that could come ID your mystery fungus…or just clean out your fridge and start over! :)

-- GardenMentor, Seattle, WA, www.gardenmentors.com & www.gardenhelp.org

Cleaning out the fridge is pointless.

When I was single I filled it up with wax and plastic produce so that in the event my mother would drop by, she would think I was eating good food.

Now I have a partner …............nuff said

-- Central northish Ontario

Oh, first project in our winter awards, good good :)

-- Michal, http://gardentenders.com