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Growing Archives - Gramercy on the Park Blog https://www.gramercyonthepark.com/blog/tag/growing/ Just another Rent Cafe Blogs Sites site Fri, 17 May 2019 21:36:34 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 How to Grow Your Own Fruits and Vegetables https://www.gramercyonthepark.com/blog/2019/05/20/how-to-grow-your-own-fruits-and-vegetables/ https://www.gramercyonthepark.com/blog/2019/05/20/how-to-grow-your-own-fruits-and-vegetables/#respond Mon, 20 May 2019 21:31:00 +0000 http://www.gramercyonthepark.com/blog/?p=571 Our Dallas, TX apartments get a lot of sunshine, which means people who have green thumbs can grow some pretty awesome stuff on their balconies or inside their own homes. However, you don't have to have plant-growing skills to make amazing things happen. You just have to have a little patience and the willingness to read up…

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https://www.gramercyonthepark.com/Our Dallas, TX apartments get a lot of sunshine, which means people who have green thumbs can grow some pretty awesome stuff on their balconies or inside their own homes. However, you don't have to have plant-growing skills to make amazing things happen. You just have to have a little patience and the willingness to read up on the plants you're trying to produce.

We've found a few plants that are hard to mess up (yet easy to integrate into everyday meals)!

1. Strawberries Love a Little Attention

Strawberries can actually be grown inside or on the balcony. As long as they get a little light and love, they're pretty happy. Remember not to water them too much, and make sure their soil has drainage outlets so they don't drown.

2. Kale Can Easily Grow in Pots

If you're looking for a healthier way to snack, consider making your own kale chips. Surprisingly, kale is a pretty hardy little plant, and it's quite pleased to grow in pots as long as it isn't subjected to super-hot temperatures. In other words, this might be the kind of plant you keep near the window in your Dallas apartment, rather than letting it grow on your balcony.

3. Chives Mind Themselves

There are a few herbs that tend to take care of themselves; chives fall into this category. You can use these little onion-inspired ingredients in nearly any recipe to liven up the flavor, but you don't have to spend hours tending to your garden to ensure they grow up correctly. Once they're planted, you just have to keep an eye on them to ensure they've got enough water (but not too much!), and they'll soon begin to work their magic. Cut them at the base when you're ready to make your next amazing entree, and the plant will regenerate as needed.

4. Cilantro Loves to Hang Out in Hanging Gardens

Store-bought cilantro can go bad pretty quickly, but if you grow your own, you'll have an infinite amount of bright, festive flavors. For best results, keep cilantro in a place where it has plenty of access to the sun.

Are you looking for a Dallas apartment that's got all the amenities any Texan could ask for? We invite you to stop by Gramercy on the Park so you can see our resort-style swimming pool, BBQ area, and 24-hour fitness facility firsthand!

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