Small Space Gardens

This is doing the best of all the experiments lol

My experiment seems to be a success

My experimental home hydroponic system. The box houses the air pumps and everything is contained in these really awesome glass containers

Say hello to hydroponic systems that you want in your house

Since water restrictions have impacted everything I decided to try and see if I could grow some sod in the garage. The cat loves it!

Project update: One week in and the cuttings are doing great. I'm going to try this again with a rooted plant.

Latest hydroponics experiment. Trying micro hydroponic. Using an led grow light in an existing lamp. I used rockwool one of those glass air plant containers a small air pump and river rocks to help reduce the amount of water used. I selected a cactus since they are hardy plants. This is day one: Aug 2, 2015.... Will post progress

Create a space that is visual appealing, increases privacy between condo units and promotes lighting and security for the unit and back yard. All while incorporating eatable plants where ever possible

So, I drew out a basic diagram and list of items needed for my first project: Master Bedroom Window Here I will create an eatable privacy fence, weave in solar icicle lights, fence lights and a natural bed.

These are the before pictures of the area that I will be working with. I live in a residential condo, 3 bed 2 bath, with a small long backyard. The dimensions are as follows; the yard is 68 ft long by 6 ft wide with a fence that is 6 ft high. The owners of the property out of fear of water fines (I live in Ca) capped off the water spouts in the front and back yard so watering my garden will be a challenge. Also, there is an electrical outlet, however, I will only use solar power. The goal will be an attractive, eatable backyard that I can entertain in, prepare meals from and enjoy at the lowest cost I can find.