Nic's Windowsill garden
Progress Journal (132)
I have nine windowsills around my house that I am attempting to grow a variety of different things on – from the usual parsley and basil, to chilis and tomatoes…
26 June: Moved to the bigger and better Rooftop Terrace Garden!
Garden Type: Windowsill | Sun: Partial Sun | Soil: Potting Mix
Wish List (4)
Comments (15)-
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Rumex acetosa
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Borago officinalis
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Allium fistulosum
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Coriandrum sativum
- 7 journals
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Rumex acetosa
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Ocimum basilicum
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Garden Cress 'Wrinkled Crinkled Crumpled'
Lepidium sativum
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Ocimum basilicum
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Capsicum annuum
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Capsicum annuum
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Basil 'Pesto Perpetuo' Ocimum basilicum |
29 Oct 07 | Windowsill Garden |
Pesto Perpetuo (0) Basil (32) |
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Basil 'Purple Delight' Ocimum basilicum |
29 Oct 07 | Windowsill Garden |
Purple Delight (0) Basil (32) |
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Carrot 'Purple Haze' Daucus carota subsp. sativus |
30 Oct 07 | Windowsill Garden |
Purple Haze (3) Carrot (24) |
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Swiss Chard 'Bright Lights' Beta vulgaris var. cicla |
08 Nov 07 | Windowsill Garden |
Bright Lights (2) Perpetual Spinach (14) |
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Kelly wrote:
What a fabulous windowsill garden!
Posted on 12 Sep 07 (about 11 months ago) | delete
Dee wrote:
Amazing what can be grown in a small space :)
Posted on 13 Sep 07 (about 11 months ago) | delete
Nic wrote:
Thanks! I didn’t actually realise how much I was growing out there until I listed it all out like this!
Posted on 17 Sep 07 (about 11 months ago) | delete
Dreamer wrote:
Hi Nic, Thanks for the invite to your lovely site. I’ve been looking for something like this in paper form for a long time! I invited Urbanwide as a fellow allotmenteer. She has skills in the dark arts of ‘application development’ too but don’t say I told ya. I don’t realise how much variety I’m growing either until I see people glazing over when I’m a third of the way through answering, “So, what do you grow on your allotment then?” Can’t wait to get my full list together here. Thanks again!
Posted on 18 Sep 07 (about 11 months ago) | delete
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