Home-Grown!
I know this isn't the gardening forum. Can anyone else here say they have fresh, home-grown tomatoes ripening, and more on the way as of December 1st, 2011? 
No bugs, no pesticides, and no dirt!
SQ
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by Mike Dillen on -
"No bugs, no pesticides, and no dirt!" Those are my favorite toppings, they must taste bland! That's a pretty cool way to grow vegies indoors. Where did you get it?
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Forum HostPermalink Reply by Greg Aksdal on -
I can't even grow them in the summer
and trust me I have tried every way, oh well that's how the local produce stand stays in business.
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Site HostPermalink Reply by Ron Dudelston on -
That's kinda cool Susie. I wonder how they taste?
Ron Dudelston
Above and Beyond WoodWorks
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by SQ on -
LOL I figure I've ingested enough of those toppings from the store bought produce. This little machine is called an Aerogarden. I bought this machine from www.aerogarden.com but acquired three more machines from craigslist for almost nothing.
SQ
Mike Dillen said:
"No bugs, no pesticides, and no dirt!" Those are my favorite toppings, they must taste bland! That's a pretty cool way to grow vegies indoors. Where did you get it?
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by SQ on -
I know what you mean. Here in Oregon we often have a short growing season. These machines produce just the right amount of light.
SQ
Greg Aksdal said:I can't even grow them in the summer
and trust me I have tried every way, oh well that's how the local produce stand stays in business.
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Forum HostPermalink Reply by Greg Aksdal on -
I know about the short seasons there, I was raised in Bremerton, wa. about an hour or so outside of seattle. Mom has lived there all her life and still complains about the short summers !!!!
SQ said:I know what you mean. Here in Oregon we often have a short growing season. These machines produce just the right amount of light.
SQ
Greg Aksdal said:I can't even grow them in the summer
and trust me I have tried every way, oh well that's how the local produce stand stays in business.
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by SQ on -
My sister lives in Everett, WA. She is threatening to move to Arizona. lol
SQ
Greg Aksdal said:I know about the short seasons there, I was raised in Bremerton, wa. about an hour or so outside of seattle. Mom has lived there all her life and still complains about the short summers !!!!
SQ said:I know what you mean. Here in Oregon we often have a short growing season. These machines produce just the right amount of light.
SQ
Greg Aksdal said:I can't even grow them in the summer
and trust me I have tried every way, oh well that's how the local produce stand stays in business.
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Site AdminPermalink Reply by John Morris on -
Now that is pretty cool Sue, I have never seen anything like that. Hmmmmm, those would make great Christmas gifts. Now about the price, gotta figure that out. Thanks for showing off your toms, there is nothing like fresh cherry toms, they are sweet!
John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by SQ on -
They taste great! We had many in our salad last week! Aerogarden offers seed kits, but I buy my own seeds.
SQ
Ron Dudelston said:That's kinda cool Susie. I wonder how they taste?
Ron Dudelston
Above and Beyond WoodWorksIt it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Master CarpenterPermalink Reply by SQ on -
You can go to www.aerogarden.com and check out the different machines. The 3 pod is on sale right now for under $50.00. I bought my first machine (the one pictured) from aerogardens and picked up three more from craigslist for almost nothing. They are expensive if you buy retail. I have lemon cucumbers growing in my 3 pod right now. We have leaf lettuce and tomatoes year round. :) You can buy their seed packs or buy your own seeds, which is what I do.
SQ
John Morris said:Now that is pretty cool Sue, I have never seen anything like that. Hmmmmm, those would make great Christmas gifts. Now about the price, gotta figure that out. Thanks for showing off your toms, there is nothing like fresh cherry toms, they are sweet!
John Morris
The Patriot WoodworkerIt it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing.
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Site AdminPermalink Reply by John Moody on -
So is it guaranteed to grow them? The only way I get a green thumb is with paint!
Pretty neat. Now I am ready for lunch.
John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com
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Site HostPermalink Reply by Charles Nicholls on -
May have to try this myself. I used to grow cherry toms outside but had the very problems you listed lol plus i just don't have a green thumb :)
Charles
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