Re: Aerogarden - n ( mentioned too)

[Guest guest]

Man,

I so need to add that Aerogarden to my list to buy (in addition to the

Sproutgarden). I know I'm coming a tad late to the party, i.e., everyone else

already seems to have these, but I don't rush into buying decisions, LOL!! I

know there was a conversation about the aerogarden in the recent past and I'll

look up those posts, but apparently, you (n) really like it, right? I

planted some outside container gardens this year and they're not doing all that

great. Would love to have indoor plants all year round to nibble on. I know

is a big fan of that too - can't remember if she has the Aerogarden, but

I bet so!

I did manage to successfully sprout some french lentils, mung beans, and green

lentils all together this week. So far it's my favorite sprout mix since it's

pretty easy, successful and the only kind I've tried, other than the adzuki

beans and wheatberries, LOL!!

Thea

From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of n Rollings, PhD

Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2011 8:59 PM

To: sproutpeople

Subject: Re: Please trim your posts!

Hi Lorri,

My aerogarden has been growing the same herbs for 6 months now! Back in March, I

bought some mints, cilantro, and I forget what else, thinking that it should

need to be replanted soon. But it hasn't!. so I am afraid I am no help at the

moment. Everyday I cut a bunch of herbs off the plants and it seems to never

end. Good problem for me to have, I know.

My husband has an aerogarden with tomatoes and he showed me it all ready has a

few tomatoes. he is really excited about it. Our CSA will start next week-I

almost feel guilty having not labored and grown the stuff myself.

I have got to get to that fenugreek tonight and get some soaking! It is so good

and keeps so well.

I hope you enjoy a peaceful Monday off Lorri

n

Dr. Rollings

NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

www.DrnRollings.com

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On May 29, 2011, at 8:44 PM, Lorri <L.Lacey@...

<mailto:L.Lacey%40comcast.net> > wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Can we all please return to sprouting.

> > Wishing all a peaceful weekend,

> > n

> > Who has a craving for some fenugreek sprouts

> >

> > Dr. Rollings

> >

> Fenugreek is the best in my opinion. I realized the other day that 50%

> of the sprouts I make are fenugreek.

>

> On a side note...question n...my planting of herbs in my Aero

> garden are just about played out. Have you tried any of the others ?

> Lettuce for example. I want to order my next set and am unsure if I want

> more herbs or to try a lettuce blend , maybe with some of the new lettuces.

>

> Its sure nice knowing I have another day before going back to work.

>

> Lorri in NH

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't have AN aerogarden...I have 10 of them, lol. I think they are fabulous.

I get them at auctions, flea markets, yard sales and even got a couple for free

from freecycle. I don't use the pods or nutrients that come with them, and

often convert them for less traditional uses, such as growing root veggies in

trays set on top of where the pods are meant to go. I have them set to run the

lights at night, and my house is lit up like Fort Knox because of them, lol.

Certainly a worthwhile gadget to have-one of the best I have seen.

> > >

> > >

> > > Can we all please return to sprouting.

> > > Wishing all a peaceful weekend,

> > > n

> > > Who has a craving for some fenugreek sprouts

> > >

> > > Dr. Rollings

> > >

> > Fenugreek is the best in my opinion. I realized the other day that 50%

> > of the sprouts I make are fenugreek.

> >

> > On a side note...question n...my planting of herbs in my Aero

> > garden are just about played out. Have you tried any of the others ?

> > Lettuce for example. I want to order my next set and am unsure if I want

> > more herbs or to try a lettuce blend , maybe with some of the new lettuces.

> >

> > Its sure nice knowing I have another day before going back to work.

> >

> > Lorri in NH

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Thea,

Yes, I am fond of our two aerogardens.

I tend to think about things for a long time before I get them too.

I thought about a treadmill for 5 years before I got that- and the aerogardens,

I thought about for about 3 years.

They are pretty inexpensive these days, and I am really impressed with the way

my herbs have grown. We are putting fresh herbs in everything now!

Congrats on your success with sprouting the legume mix.

I too find them easy to sprout and wonderful to eat

n

Dr. Rollings

NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

www.DrnRollings.com

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> Man,

>

> I so need to add that Aerogarden to my list to buy (in addition to the

Sproutgarden). I know I'm coming a tad late to the party, i.e., everyone else

already seems to have these, but I don't rush into buying decisions, LOL!! I

know there was a conversation about the aerogarden in the recent past and I'll

look up those posts, but apparently, you (n) really like it, right? I

planted some outside container gardens this year and they're not doing all that

great. Would love to have indoor plants all year round to nibble on. I know

is a big fan of that too - can't remember if she has the Aerogarden, but

I bet so!

>

> I did manage to successfully sprout some french lentils, mung beans, and green

lentils all together this week. So far it's my favorite sprout mix since it's

pretty easy, successful and the only kind I've tried, other than the adzuki

beans and wheatberries, LOL!!

>

> Thea

>

> From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of n Rollings, PhD

> Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2011 8:59 PM

> To: sproutpeople

> Subject: Re: Please trim your posts!

>

> Hi Lorri,

> My aerogarden has been growing the same herbs for 6 months now! Back in March,

I bought some mints, cilantro, and I forget what else, thinking that it should

need to be replanted soon. But it hasn't!. so I am afraid I am no help at the

moment. Everyday I cut a bunch of herbs off the plants and it seems to never

end. Good problem for me to have, I know.

> My husband has an aerogarden with tomatoes and he showed me it all ready has a

few tomatoes. he is really excited about it. Our CSA will start next week-I

almost feel guilty having not labored and grown the stuff myself.

>

> I have got to get to that fenugreek tonight and get some soaking! It is so

good and keeps so well.

>

> I hope you enjoy a peaceful Monday off Lorri

> n

>

> Dr. Rollings

>

> NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

> www.DrnRollings.com

>

> Sent from my iPad

>

> On May 29, 2011, at 8:44 PM, Lorri <L.Lacey@...

<mailto:L.Lacey%40comcast.net> > wrote:

>

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Can we all please return to sprouting.

> > > Wishing all a peaceful weekend,

> > > n

> > > Who has a craving for some fenugreek sprouts

> > >

> > > Dr. Rollings

> > >

> > Fenugreek is the best in my opinion. I realized the other day that 50%

> > of the sprouts I make are fenugreek.

> >

> > On a side note...question n...my planting of herbs in my Aero

> > garden are just about played out. Have you tried any of the others ?

> > Lettuce for example. I want to order my next set and am unsure if I want

> > more herbs or to try a lettuce blend , maybe with some of the new lettuces.

> >

> > Its sure nice knowing I have another day before going back to work.

> >

> > Lorri in NH

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

How much are they, I looked and they seem pretty expensive.

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[Guest guest]

$40-and up

They used to be about $200!

n

Dr. Rollings

NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

www.DrnRollings.com

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> How much are they, I looked and they seem pretty expensive.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply!  This is the last e-mail I will read on this group. To

old for so much drama. Not you, as you seem to be a gracious person.

> How much are they, I looked and they seem pretty expensive.

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