You do not need a large garden plot to grow some of your own food. This salad mix is being grown in a pan, which can be move around to the most ideal locations for care and harvest. It is so easy, no matter what your living arrangement to add a few edible plants to your environment. Many vegetables and fruit producing plants can easily be grown on a patio, mixed into flower beds, or placed in containers on a deck. They are not only easy to grow, attractive, and saving you money, you also know how they have been handle and can make sure you are getting organics that are at their peak of freshness which insures optimal nutrition. It is helpful to have a book or information source on when to grow what in your area. grow what is in season for the best results and supplement by attending your local farmer's markets, many areas should have their markets starting up soon. Make a commitment to put at least one edible plant in your garden or home each week and before you know it you will be harvesting something for your dinner table. Some good start up plants are strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, radishes, herbs, onions, garlic, carrots and salad greens. I've got gardening to do.... see you at the seed counter!~Jacque
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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You do not need a large garden plot to grow some of your own food. This salad mix is being grown in a pan, which can be move around to the most ideal locations for care and harvest. It is so easy, no matter what your living arrangement to add a few edible plants to your environment. Many vegetables and fruit producing plants can easily be grown on a patio, mixed into flower beds, or placed in containers on a deck. They are not only easy to grow, attractive, and saving you money, you also know how they have been handle and can make sure you are getting organics that are at their peak of freshness which insures optimal nutrition. It is helpful to have a book or information source on when to grow what in your area. grow what is in season for the best results and supplement by attending your local farmer's markets, many areas should have their markets starting up soon. Make a commitment to put at least one edible plant in your garden or home each week and before you know it you will be harvesting something for your dinner table. Some good start up plants are strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, radishes, herbs, onions, garlic, carrots and salad greens. I've got gardening to do.... see you at the seed counter!~Jacque
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Hi you two - I like James ideas about his writing, my pics and Jacque is Creative Director/Editor. We are sitting in our little RV at Morro Bay right now. I posted an ocean pic @ Cayucos. We are staying near the ocean in Carpenteria a couple of nights, then on a beach RV place near Santa Monica and going to the Santa Monica Antique Flea Market Sunday. It is windy here but so beautiful. Talk later. Lani
oh my goodness am I enjoying your blog! Thank you for stopping by mine so I could meet you. I will be back often!
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