Above: About a week ago, I sowed seeds for my Indoor Winter Salad Greens. Little Gem Butter Head Lettuce, Red Romaine, Spinach, and Arugula.
Last two winters, I have planted Salad greens, indoors, under my grow lights. I enjoy being able to head to my basement and pick fresh Salad Greens for our nightly family meals.
Below: Slow Bolt Arugula, again only a week old... germinating.
Below: Red Romaine Lettuce!
This is a quick update to my recent post:Blue's 2 Minute Garden Tips: Sowing Salad Greens. It feels good to show progress, in only a week, on my indoor winter garden. And it feels good, too, to provide Fresh Food for my family, even in the cold of winter, by planting and growing indoors.
What are you doing for your garden over winter? Are you giving yourself a break? Relaxing? or, are you still growing?
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