Toshio Meronek: Don't know when to grow? Head to your local farmers market where you could asked the experts.
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Zoe Speidel: The easiest thing to grow on a window sill would be herbs like basil all the times and especially because when you harvest off of those plants, you are not going to be just completing your homework. When you pick it, leftover salads, or sauces or whatever you will so much of it.
Christian Halaby: We grow herbs on our window sill for sure, as long as they get enough light.
Hanah Snavely: How often do you water your herbs?
Christian Halaby: What kind of herbs that we are talking about -- just kidding, every day pretty much.
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Zoe Speidel: We are hoping to be getting a lot of sun, it also what kind of climate you are in but in the summer time, definitely, green tomatoes. You basically can't grow a tomato with less light, they are really hard beings. And the only thing that I have to be aware is keeping the food really preserved. So making sure that you pick it when it's actually ripened.
Anything that's going to be up cosmic item, so any kind of wine, things like strawberries and lettuces are hardly going to be -- have to be really attentive about. And if you are trying not to -- but you don't want anything because of them.
Hanah Snavely: We have got a little back going. First, we are grow something big enough to cook with.
Toshio Meronek: Next time on the video bite, never before in the history of gardening, has a competition in so fierce. We are taking it to the next level as three contestants, each bite for their shots of becoming the golden hoe.
