An AeroGarden is agriculture on a very small scale. They are individual hydroponic gardens that come complete with lights--about the only way I can grow anything indoors in our house with its sparse ambient light. But they allow me to grow herbs, lettuce, flowers, chili peppers and cherry tomatoes all through the long, cold, gloomy New England winter. This is the edge of a leaf of Red Sail lettuce. The Red Sail is one of a few heirloom lettuces that I've got growing in the AeroGarden in our kitchen. (I confess to being an addict--I have seven of the things, six at home and one in the airless, lightless, soulless cube at my office.)Camera: Canon EOS T3 with Lensbaby Muse Processing: PSE
A very Good Verigate Macro Momma!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the Red Sail lettuce, however this photo makes me want to see more of it!
ReplyDeleteWow - I need to learn more about this...I'd love some herbs. Off to Google AeroGarden. (Nice shot, BTW.)
ReplyDeleteNice macro Bobbie, really brings out the textures well.
ReplyDeleteM.
I love the detail of the veins in the leaf....great shot Bobbie
ReplyDeleteWow! What a stunning capture. I just love the texture and colours =)
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbi,
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! Who wouldn't want fresh herbs and veggies in the dead of winter. Me, Me, Me. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Nice detail and color.....appreciate the info on the AeroGarden.
ReplyDeleteLoving that color and those sharp little details!
ReplyDeleteThe details are so sharp . . . would love to have fresh homegrown veggies in the winter.
ReplyDeleteNice color!! Every time you talk about your aero garden I think that I should have one. The problem is that green things don't grow well if they know I'm around!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful detail in this one!
ReplyDeleteYou and the Lensbaby are getting on so well! This is so inviting, great light and color and detail.
ReplyDeleteI guess the comment thing is fixed -fingers crossed