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The Indoor Garden(er) is primarily about vegetable gardening in a studio apartment with spotlights on local farming and gardening volunteering. The blog also focuses on cooking creations and eating locally.
Although I tried to get Ornithogalum caudatum to fertilize itself last time it flowered, it never took.This time barely took, either, but I used my beard trimmer instead of a Q-tip or paintbrush. The vibratory method worked with my lemon basil and my (read full article)
I attended the National Capital Cactus & Succulent Society Show & Sale at Brookside Gardens today. I picked up some plants for myself, and despite browsing for almost an hour, only found one plant for sale on the list of plants that Mr. Subju (read full article)
So, although my outdoor "Spitfire" nasturtiums decided they didn't like 100-degree-Fahrenheit weather for weeks on end with no rain and my indoor nasturtium is kind of just sitting there, dropping leaves as soon as it throws them out (in ot (read full article)
My apartment doesn't look out onto much--other people's apartments, mostly, the parking lot, and an edge of Rock Creek Park. (I've seen the view that others across the hall have--it's beautiful!).But sometimes, I catch glimpses of beauty through my w (read full article)
In the winter, I requested seed packets from Renee's Garden to trial indoors. The company graciously provided, and although I have had a bone broken a few times and various events that take me away from my apartment for weeklong periods at a time, so (read full article)
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