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posted by [identity profile] ebonypearl.livejournal.com at 11:13pm on 14/05/2008
Good luck! I suppose it could work if the plants were in windowboxes on shelves with fluorescent lighting to help them along - or hanging baskets near windows and - again - with fluorescent lighting to supplement any sunlight/daylight.
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posted by [identity profile] madwriter.livejournal.com at 11:16pm on 14/05/2008
Yes, one way or the other they would need to be elevated. I'd have to figure out a good way to get the fluorescent lighting in...

BTW, your "Food Waste" entry is now printed (with comments) and settled comfortably in our kitchen. We're always on the lookout for ways to extend the life of our food.
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posted by [identity profile] ebonypearl.livejournal.com at 11:21pm on 14/05/2008
Thank you - anything I can do to help people stay fed, fat, and happy!
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posted by [identity profile] manycolored.livejournal.com at 11:26pm on 14/05/2008
I am thinking elevated is the way to go for my herb garden when fall comes (late September around here you can start expecting frost)... only thing is when I tried hanging plants off the wall brackets, they pulled out of the (exceedingly old) plaster!
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posted by [identity profile] ebonypearl.livejournal.com at 11:35pm on 14/05/2008
Sounds like you need a studfinder (http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/skill-builder/0,,212066,00.html).
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