brooklyn farms

Diary of a rooftop garden that dreams of growing into an urban farm.

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  I'm trying to develop a low-cost low-maintenance low-weight method of container gardening on my roof. I'd like to double the size of the garden every year and eventually produce enough chiles to sell at the farmers market.

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• Recent Posts

  • Roof season is over. The garden lives on.
  • Harvest day!
  • Thank you squirrels (not) – lesson learned.
  • Chiles survived the vacation.
  • Farmers shouldn’t take vacations.
  • First fruits!
  • I am no friend to the Ailanthus.
  • Morning Glory stranglehold.
  • Possible parasite.
  • Melon trellis.
  • Gutter compost.
  • More fertilizer.
  • First fruits!
  • Wind shears plant!
  • Lunch wagon.
  • Cool nights in June.
  • Second drink of fertilizer.
  • Getting bushy.
  • Wildlife sighting.
  • Diana and Wilder visit the roof.
  • Great plants from Union Square Greenmarket today.
  • Green babies survive intense thunderstorm.
  • More crowning.
  • June heat wave.
  • First feeding.
  • Current priority: promoting root growth.
  • Yay plants on the roof today!
  • All organic, no recipe.

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