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Originally Posted by FlorenceArt
If you mean that I have no idea what I'm doing, you are perfectly right of course  I have never been able to grow anything in my life, and caused the untimely demise of several otherwise healthy plants 
So of course I looked for information on the Web, and several sources seem to agree that you can plant the seeds in February or March, but indoors of course. But I realized yesterday that I will probably (supposing they grow) need to put them in a bigger pot before I can put them on the balcony, and I'm not sure where in my kitchen I could put them  |
Oh, here ya go sweetie,
this linky (in French for you, but anyone interested can get the English version from the page too) should give you a hand. It's for The Rooftop Garden Project, they give you tips to cultivate garden plants on roofs and balconies, by making growers with water tanks from recycled materials. I already made herb growers from recycled 4 litre water bottles, and they work tremendously well. No reason why growing your own tomatoes shouldn't be easy!
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma
If it comes out as good as the last one did, I'll post the recipe........basically you make a 'crust' with cooked spaghetti mixed w/ parmeson cheese, eggs and butter, spread in a large dish, cover w/ 1 cup of cottage cheese, and then covered all over with your favorite spaghetti sauce.
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MMM! Thanks, will try that shortly!
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Originally Posted by phenomshel
Just finished finals in both classes this session. I think I'll end up pulling an A in one class and a high B in the other. I have a 3.92 GPA at this point, I'm hoping the B doesn't pull it down too badly.
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YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats honey, I'm proud of you!