Don't know if I mentioned it or not, but I grow my herbs in an Aerogarden because it's too darned hot, dry and windy to grow them outside. Not even basil, which likes it HOT, lasts long under my watch. Hmm...I wonder if it's ME?
Well, anyway, last year I invested in an Aerogarden, and it's wonderful. Right now I'm growing dill, tarragon and lemon basil in it, and once the temperature in the house drop into the low 70s (I'm guessing maybe December?), I'm going to plant salad greens in it. I'm very excited for that, just hope it doesn't warm up too fast or that crop won't last very long.
Just wondered if anyone else uses one of these. (They even have catnip seed pods now, but I'm leery of buying them, or I'll never be able to keep the cats off the counter (where the Aerogarden sets)
Well, anyway, last year I invested in an Aerogarden, and it's wonderful. Right now I'm growing dill, tarragon and lemon basil in it, and once the temperature in the house drop into the low 70s (I'm guessing maybe December?), I'm going to plant salad greens in it. I'm very excited for that, just hope it doesn't warm up too fast or that crop won't last very long.
Just wondered if anyone else uses one of these. (They even have catnip seed pods now, but I'm leery of buying them, or I'll never be able to keep the cats off the counter (where the Aerogarden sets)
They look fabulous.
