We all want Green in our house

Not only do plants cleanse your household air (read about Greens That Clean) and improve the aesthetic of any indoor space, they can also provide your family with a wealth of yummy, organic foods.

When the winter blahs set in and your dreaming of fresh greens from your summer garden, you can consider growing indoors.

City dwellers, or those without a good gardening spot in the yard, may find growing indoors especially useful. Plants don't need to take up much space--a windowsill is fine if garden may become starter plants for an outdoor garden come spring.

Getting Started

Space

An indoor garden can take up as much or as little space as you are willing to give it.Growing plants of all kinds, even tomato gardening can be done on a windowsill or on a table.

Larger growers, or the more dedicated may want to set up a table or bench specially for the garden. Find an area with a tile or linoleum floor to catch the inevitable drops of water, or place a tarp under your table.

Shelves provide lots of planting room while taking up little space. If using shelves, make sure that adequate light reaches every plant. This may require a separate grow light for each shelf.

Light

Plants need light to photosynthesize and need to photosynthesize to survive. Without adequate light a plant will grow tall and spindly. If there is enough energy to grow leaves, they still may not totally expand. And without enough light, don't plan on seeing flowers or fruit.

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