It looks like my longbunch onions, cucumbers and Zinnia's are thriving the most right now. I can smell the onions when I open the lid. Check out day 15:
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The big guys in this picture are the Zinnia's. |
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Here's another picture of the Zinnia flourishing. To the left of them you can see the viola, sweet pea, fox glove, and some missing pellets ([ahem] MEMOW!). To the right are chives and rosemary. |
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Alexis's four o'clocks! |
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The predominant growth here are the cucumbers. Just to their left are the yellow pear tomatoes, and just below (top to bottom) are radishes, spinach, and longbunch onions. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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Cucumbers,
yellow pear tomatoes, radishes, spinach, and longbunch onions, and the far top
(4th row down from the top of the picture) is my Vivian lettuce.
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Poor little swish chard! It's hanging on for dear life (thanks to the cat). I'll have to plant it this afternoon. |
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You can see the mangled swiss chard on the
bottom. The far right larger growth in the 4th row from the bottom is my
caesar lettuce.
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