After 3 weeks, the Tower Garden is still blowing up…and I’ve added another one to the scene! Some greens are already ready to harvest, which is absolutely incredible.
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awesome! I had recently bought one for my self also. Planted my seeds few days ago 🙂 I am in pretty shady area, so I am really hoping it'll grow alright.
Hey Angela, that's awesome! We're tower garden buddies now 😉
Keep me posted on your grow, I'm interested to see how the shade works out.
I sure will!
Hey Mitchell, I live in San Diego so storms are a little bit of a rarity 😉
I do agree that in windier/stormier locations you might have to watch out for them. The construction is solid…two thin steel bars run through the length of the tower, so I feel it would probably withstand most windy conditions.
How much do those cost, we could use them for teaching grand kids about growing food. Eventually to donate food for others also.