Snow: The best reason to own an aerogarden

[skylighter]

Here is why an Aerogarden is so cool.  You see below my indoor and my outdoor garden.  The indoor garden is ready to use in a fresh batch of presto.  The outdoor garden is only good for making snow cones.  There was 28 inches of snow here in Maryland.

[shane arthur]

Wow! I'm to far south for that kind of snow.
It does make one appreciate the aerogarden that's for sure.

[night_gardener]

I fully understand, it looks about the same out my window here in MN. At least with the aerogarden we have a littel green in our life durring the cold.

[Corinne]

We are scheduled for New england Snow on Wednesday.Mucho Snow!  I have my gardens,
 my knitting and my coffee and snacks...what more can I want for diversion??!!

[ocarolina]

We are expecting up to 12 inches tonight thru Wed morning.  YUCK. I am so sick of snow (hence planning a trip to the Islands) and want warmer weather.

[night_gardener]

We already got over 16 inches today, and it is still snowing. They expect another 6-8 inches over night, giving me a real nice ride in the morning. Even though I hate driving in heavy snow, I do love the snow.

[Corinne]

I hear you, nightgardener.  I love looking at the fresh snow...especially when it falls on the
bare branches and form an arch over the road..BEAUTIFUL! But treacherous to drive in.

[night_gardener]

So true. And when the cold does get overwhealming, I can have a good cup, and enjoy my garden inside.

[Melissa in Michigan]

I actually got my first AeroGarden because I used to get so down in the winter, with the lack of sunlight and the lack of green...     They have made such a difference for me!     I could not imagine my life without them!

[Bobbie]

I agree.  there is nothing like picking fresh lettuce and tomoatoes when it's 20 degree outside and everything is white--not to mention being ble to sit here and look at the bright yellows, reds and oranges of zinnias, geraniums and marigolds!

[rangergord]

Snow is the best reason to own an aerogarden.  I have to live with snow 5-6 months of the year.  Comes in the middle of october to beginning of november and stays until the end of march, middle of april.  Put some snow in a pail or tub and melt it.  Use the water in your aerogarden.  It is the very best.

[ocarolina]

No can do here - rabbits inhabit all the yards, so every scoop of snow is filled with rabbit excrement - gross, I know.  It is really lovely in spring when the snow is gone, and all the round "presents" are flowing on top of the dormant grass.

[night_gardener]

Spounds alot like Minnisota, we get every bit of 5 or moths a year of snow. I belive it start around late october, and last to marchor april. Snow in early may, is not that uncommon.