This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Gro-ables for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
Since we moved into our home about three years ago now, we’ve had a garden.
The first year, it was AWESOME and produced a ton of veggies, but I’ll be the first to admit, it was way too crowded and I tried to grow way too many different kinds of veggies.
The second year {being 100% honest here}, it kinda stunk. We experienced an abnormal amount of rain that season and the garden was just so water-logged the entire time. Towards the end of summer we finally had some tomatoes and peppers grow, but that’s about it.
This year, it’s still pretty cold outside, so I’m not quite sure that we should be planiting our garden just yet. I’m planning to prep it and get the soil ready, but I don’t really want to plant and veggies for another couple of weeks. Instead, I’ll start growing a few veggies inside with the new Miracle-Gro Gro-ables!
I’ve gotten a few planters and plan to just pop the Gro-ables into the soil, so that when it’s time to transplant them to the prepped garden, they are already on their way to growing big and tall!
Here’s a peek at how to plant the Gro-ables…
There are so many delicious recipes swimming through mind. Since I’ve got the basil, sweet pepper, and tomato pods, I’m thinking of creating a delicious chicken fajita dish with all of my home-grown ingredients. Yum! I can taste it now!
Until then, I will patiently wait for my Gro-ables to do their thing and of course for the weather to get warmer.
Make sure to check back in a month or two to check out the delicious recipe!
Melanie says
I’m growing a few of these!
amy @ one artsy mama says
I can’t wait for an update of how these are working for you; I have a “black thumb” but love to cook with fresh herbs.
meredith says
I’m excited about them too…I’ll let you know!! 🙂
katie says
We love to garden and were just out in our garden yesterday looking at how bad they looked and how much we wanted to clean them up and get our spring planting done. Must try these gro-ables!!!
Lindsay @Artsy-Fartsy Mama says
These are so cool! I am horrible at gardening, but am wanting to get better at it. Thanks for sharing!!
Mary Beth @ Cupcakes and Crinoline says
This is such a great idea. I used to grow huge gardens….then I had kids…then I got a job and worked far too much ~ last year was the first year I had a garden again and it was horrible…I thought I lost my green thumb but with this I think I stand a chance! I can’t wait to buy and plant some of these.
krystel says
great idea i still have a huge garden but alot of parts around my garden dosent happen to grow i will keep this in mind
Jenna says
How cool are these?! We will definitely be trying them this year!
Randi - Dukes and Duchesses says
I love those pods … I’ve never seen them before and I’m totally intrigued. Have to grab some of those.
Marilyn says
These Gro-Ables look amazing!
Sweta Sonulkar says
I am waiting for summer to come and will try this plan for sure
Kelly Rowe says
Ummm… that is awe-some! Thanks for sharing.
meredith says
Thanks Kelly! I’m so excited to try them this year!!
Nancy says
How cool! Never heard of this before. Must check it out!
Sky says
Been seeing these everywhere and I am super excited to try them- we have no space for a garden, but I could certainly make these work in what we do have!
meredith says
Then the gro-ables would be perfect for you!! 🙂
Bethany says
These look like they would work so well! I think I just may try them out. 🙂
Paula@SweetPea says
I am so ready for spring gardening!