How does my mini Lettuce/Spinach garden Look?
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
When they get a bit bigger i'm going to take a lot out to where i only have 3 spinach plants and 3 lettuce plants. And i only water them with rain water or tap water, When i don't have rain water i use tap water but i only water at the base because i heard that the chlorine can hurt the leafs. But how does my Garden look?
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