So what is growing on my windowsill this year?
March 24, 2009 by wererabbits
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What beauties! I am so very jealous. I…can’t seem to grow anything! I’ve always envied people who could.
Can you recommend something ridiculously easy to grow for a beginner? I’d love to have something green on my window sill.
Well, it’s always fun to grow your own herbs.
I also found peppers ridiculously easy. I don’t even buy seeds, I just plant the seeds out of commercial chiles. They grow like mad and are really resilient!
;)
Oooh, nice! I miss container gardening. So beautiful and rewarding and fun.