May 7, 2025
Spring Kitchen Garden Progress and Sunday Morning Coffee - MY 100 YEAR OLD HOME
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Spring Kitchen Garden Progress and Sunday Morning Coffee - MY 100 YEAR OLD HOME
Does anyone actually grow windowsill herb gardens?
I tried to be really good and do my research and there are so many instagram-ready ideas on pinterest, but none of them will actually support a rosemary plant. The mason jars are super-cute, but this little herb buddy is not going to survive in it much longer than the time it takes to snap that picture. I asked my gardening-expert friends, and both of them were like, "IDK, never worked for me." So .... Is this actually possible? And if so, HOW??
UNEARTHED | Choose projects that have high success rates and cost less than the store-bought versions.
Condensed, they suggest:
Berries, such as raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries, which can be grown in hedges.
Perennial vegetables, such as asparagus, artichokes, and rhubarb
Annual vegetables, such as tomatoes
Herbs, including perennial herbs such as rosemary, sage, tarragon, thyme, and mint, as well as annual herbs such as parsley or basil Mushrooms
Leeks and garlic
“Walthamstow Plant Based Urban Farm & Kitchen Gardens”, Walthamstow, London, UK _ Student: Harry Flack/ BA3 _ 12.05.2025
"152-160 Blackhorse Road is a concrete frame building, built with a curtain wall and a flat roof, designed and built in the post-war period as an office building. For this project students considered the lessons learned from their first semester designs and precedent studies and made proposals in their spirit. Students defined their own brief by thinking how their building feels now and by imagining what it should feel like after they redesign it.
For this project, students selected their preferable arts & crafts theme & “maker”, in order to further develop the relevant transpositional analysis logic, based on the “maker’s” specific requirements, the spatial limitations and necessities, as well as on the desired human experience that the new design proposal should aim for. By using the art/craft/maker’s needs as a guideline/tool, a transpositional logic was developed which influenced the final design proposal."
In today’s fast-paced world, growing your own food has become a healthy lifestyle choice rather than just a trend. A kitchen garden, even in
Top Plants for Kitchen Gardens in India
Creating a kitchen garden at home is a rewarding way to enjoy fresh and organic produce while enhancing your living space. When it comes to plants for kitchen garden in India, there are plenty of options that thrive in the country's diverse climate. Popular choices include herbs like mint, coriander, and basil, which add flavor to dishes and grow effortlessly in small spaces. Vegetables like tomatoes, chilies, and brinjals are excellent for container gardening, while leafy greens like spinach and fenugreek are fast-growing and nutrient-rich. Root vegetables like carrots and radishes also thrive in Indian kitchen gardens, offering versatility and freshness straight from your backyard or balcony.
Inspired by a great feature in the Observer Food Monthly, our co-founder Mex Ibrahim, decided to take a look at some of the women who are r
Inspired by a great feature in the Observer Food Monthly, Women in the Food Industry, co-founder Mex Ibrahim, decided to take a look at some of the women who are running kitchen gardens so they can supply the freshest products possible to their restaurants, cafes and schools.
Watering the neat lines of green salad leaves outside her thatched home, Susan Konga is preparing her kitchen garden for the next harvest.