I’m almost done with the tabs on this site. I’ve finally completed the About Me section and I’m slowly putting together the recipes A-Z. Maybe I’ll arrange it in alphabetical order or maybe I should arrange it in the form of genre. Slowly but surely getting there – just like my plants. 
From the left: Cherry tomato, oregano, green peas (experimental), rosemary, and at the back stage some red chili plants
I’m not sure if my ox heart tomatoes would grow well, it didn’t the last time but here’s to crossing my fingers. I got some pot-friendly tomato types this year, cherry tomatoes, pomodoros and speckled romans and they are flourishing. In the pictures the plants are in 6 inch pots but I am going to transfer them to 12 inch pots or bigger once I get more soil.
From the left: Silver thyme, radicchio and spinach (experimental), bay plant, speckled roman tomato, ox heart tomato, basil.My herbs are growing splendidly. Since the demise of my basil plant mid-last year, I’ve bought a new one and this time I am going to make sure it lasts me at least 2 years. I have been reading a lot on planting vegetables and herbs and I’m trying to get the best out of limited space I have in our apartment and so far so good. I have a bay leaf plant, it suppose to grow into a tree but it’s stunted due to the pot it’s in. Can’t wait to plant it on a cut-off barrel. I’m learning as I go and it’s been quite satisfying. Oh yea, I talk to my plants too…they grow better that way.
Has anyone tried growing their tomato plants upside down? It looks really pretty and curiously functional. I might try it.
Looking good and looks like that location gets a great amount of sunlight too.
I had a neighbor who did the whole upside down tomato tree and it was always producing fruit. I have an 8×4 bed just dedicated for tomatoes so thankfully I can plant mine there.
Lucky you! I’m very tempted to do an upside down tomato plant due to the lack of space. Now, I just need to find a drill.
All your plants look great. My rosemary is taking a long time to grow and im a bit worried about it. I live in California nad was wondering if i should set it out to get some sun and/or water it everyday? It is really small. I’m going to try and talk to them. Thank you for that tip
good luck with your second basil plant
Tins: I think your rosemary needs more sunlight. It’s a sun-loving plant.It does not require a lot of water to survive, watering the pot well maybe once very 2-3 days is sufficient. Oh and try to use some organic fertilizers, they work wonders.