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It is time for Black Tomatoes 🍅🖤 This variety known as Indigo Rose Tomatoes and they were grown on an aeroponic Tower Garden. Black tomatoes are absolutely delicious and stunningly beautiful. Tomatoes come in so many shapes, sizes, and colors; they are irresistible to grow! You can learn how to grow extraordinary tomatoes with Mathias on our YouTube channel.

Purple Kohlrabi growing outdoors on a Tower Garden during the cold months of winter in Ibiza, Spain 💜🌿

Kohlrabi is another cultivar of the Brassica family such as kale, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, arugula, watercress, mustard greens, and Brussels sprouts. Like all its cousins, Kohlrabi can be considered as a superfood (as long as it is eaten raw) as it is packed with nutrients and antioxidants!

We highly recommend growing Kohlrabi and eating it raw instead of cooking it. Kohlrabi just needs to be peeled and either grated or sliced nicely using a mandolin. It has the crunchy texture of radish with an omnipresent pallet reminder of cabbage flavor. We love to grow & eat Kohlrabi!

Kohlrabi is not root vegetable since the edible part of the plant is a bulbous, modified stem which grows above the ground. Therefore it is perfect for the Tower Garden!

3 types of Basil growing on a Tower Garden including Genovese basil, Lemon Basil, and Cinnamon Basil!

Using aeroponic Tower Gardens, we can grow up to 52 plants per square meter, that’s space efficiency at its best!

Vertical Farming with Tower Farms allows you to save on space, water, and energy while maximizing your crop yield!

Bottle gourds (Calabash) & Luffa Sponges grown on a Tower Garden. 🌱💚

Most people assume that luffa sponges come from the sea 🌊, however it is actually a vegetable 🌿!

Bottle Gourds belong to the same family as luffa sponges known as Cucurbits (which also includes cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, and zucchini/courgette).

Bottle Gourds have been used since ancient times for a wide variety of uses. Aside from being edible, Bottle Gourds are traditionally dried and then used as storage containers, bottles, instruments, and decoration.

If you want to elevate your Tower Garden to the next level, grow these two stunning vegetables and you are guaranteed not to be disappointed.

Curcubits love to crawl and it is necessary to have a grow cage in order to give support for the vines that sprawl out in all directions.

Yellow Fin Zucchini (courgette) grown a Tower Garden 💛🌱! Zucchini’s grow amazingly well on Tower Garden aeroponic systems, we definitely recommend growing all types of summer squash as they grow quickly and give many fruits.

Throwback of our summer harvest of tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, beans, leafy greens, and herbs! 🍅🌶🍆🌿 Nothing beats the convenience of growing your own veggies in your backyard. 🌱🌿💚 These are the true superfoods! The best part of eating what you grow is that you minimize your carbon footprint since it doesn’t have to travel thousands of kilometers to arrive on your plate! That’s the true definition of being a “locavore”!