What you growing?I'm growing my own veg.

What those three have suggested ^
I've just bought some lamb lettuce seeds, and funny looking round carrot seedsAlready got broccoli, spinach and tatoes on the go... all in grow bags or pots... only got a concrete garden
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Could you get to one before you go to work? Markets and greengrocers are usually open scarily early in the morningI would normally but there's none open by the time I get back from work unless I walk to the top of the high street which isn't easy now I'm 7 months preggars.

Have looked into alfalfa... love that stuff, just never got round to doing it. I know it can be a bit nasty if you get it wrong (from what I can remember reading).
When you're on maternity leave, you'll be able to visit greengrocers and markets galore.I would normally but there's none open by the time I get back from work unless I walk to the top of the high street which isn't easy now I'm 7 months preggars.
Oooh ta, I'll have a look at that - can already taste alfalfa and houmous pittasi got one of these, just have to dump a pint of water in it once or twice a day and empty the tray at the bottom,

Nope !

Window box? Balcony?
Salad doesn't need a lot of room.
There are some salads that are pretty hardy all year round... I'm growing spinach in a window box (admittedly it's on the floor, but could easily be mounted on a window/railing).How do you grow a constant supply of salady stuff from a window box?
There are some salads that are pretty hardy all year round... I'm growing spinach in a window box (admittedly it's on the floor, but could easily be mounted on a window/railing).
Where did you get yours from toggle?
You stagger the planting/sowing so that another lot is already growing when you do the first harvest.I mean once you pick it you have to grow it again.
What do you do for salad in the interim?
)When you're on maternity leave, you'll be able to visit greengrocers and markets galore.

Get yourself to your loact fruit and veg stall KellyDJ. Much cheaper!

Where did you get yours from toggle?
If you haven't got a window sill how about rigging up a hanging basket in front of the window?
Plastic bread trays are handy to grow lettuces in too, as they don't need much soil depth![]()
Just went to Morrisons to get some salad for my tea tonight.
OMG - the red peppers have gone up from 79p to 99p each and the iceberg lettuce are now £1.09![]()
I'm not going to be able to eat salad soon if it continues this way - I'm starting to feel the pinch now and it bloody well hurts.
Trouble is i'm 2 floors up and i don't think the people under me would appreciate water etc trickling down into their windows !
and we have plastic framed windows so i'm not sure how i would go about it............probably against the HA rules too......can't go drilling and stuff willy nilly !

Here's a little salad tip - most kebab shops will sell you a carton of salad for about £1.20. Fresher than any supermarket crap, and bloody delicious too (you can even have chilli sauce or garlic sauce if you want) :yum: .
I was thinking of suspending something infront of your window inside (if you have no sils to put stuff on)![]()
Is there a place near work you could visit at lunchtime?Can't during the week as the nearest one is too far and I don't get home in time from work
Before work is not an option either as I'd have to lug it on 2 trains and then back again.
How do you grow a constant supply of salady stuff from a window box?

I don't bother with cucumbers anymoreit's actually beginning to get quite frightening, have you seen the cucumbers?

What you growing?![]()
How are kebab shops salad fresher than a supermarket?
Surely they all come from the same place, the same werehouses and so on?
If anything, I wouldn't buy anything salady from a kebab shop round here judging by the rancid, flacid crap they put on their kebabs.
Is that since you visited Anne Summers?I don't bother with cucumbers anymore![]()
Is there a place near work you could visit at lunchtime?