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Chili Peppers

Chili Peppers

In NYC the idea of growing your own chili peppers might seem as far-fetched as finding a decent parking spot. Well you are wrong and it is absolutely possible. We're talking about turning your fire escape into a fiery fiesta of flavor. If you're ready to take on the challenge, then get ready because this grow guide will get you started.

Banana Peppers

Banana Peppers

You might think I’m bananas, but I’m here to tell you that you too can become the loving parent of a banana pepper patch, in NYC. Sure, finding the perfect spot to grow them might require some creativity - a fire escape or indoors with a grow light. Even the most urban of urbanites can cultivate their very own banana peppers.

Sweet Peppers

Sweet Peppers

Let's talk about how to grow sweet peppers in an urban environment like the one and only New York City! Homegrown sweet peppers have a vibrant flavor that is often superior to store-bought varieties. If you thought growing anything other than weeds and pigeons was impossible in the Big Apple, think again!

Cucumbers

Cucumbers

Growing cucumbers in the city? It's not as crazy as it sounds as long as you have some sort of outdoor space. I'm here to guide you through the cultivation, because nothing is better than fresh, home grown cucumbers. You'll need potting mix, compost and alot of water as cucumbers are thirsty, so be prepared to water them regularly. The future of urban agriculture starts now.

Eggplant

Eggplants

Today we're going to tackle the ultimate urban gardening challenge - growing eggplants in the city. With these handy tips, you’ll be amongst the most urbanite of gardeners growing eggplants on your teeny-tiny balcony. You'll need to find the perfect spot - a fire escape or indoors with an added grow light, so your plant gets at least 6 hours of sunlight a day. Up for the challenge?

Tomatoes

Tomatoes

It's time to get your hands dirty and grow some juicy tomatoes. Sure, you may not have acres of farmland or even more than 500 sq ft, but with a little creativity and a green thumb, you can turn your tiny balcony or fire escape into a tomato oasis. Get ready to kiss those store-bought tomatoes goodbye and say hello to homegrown, vine-ripened perfection.

Ground Cherries

Ground Cherries

Imagine yourself, sitting on your balcony, gazing out over the NYC skyline, and plucking a sun-ripened ground cherry straight from the plant. No more settling for the meager selection at the Union Square farmers market. Trust me, once you taste the sweet, almost-tropical flavor of a homegrown ground cherry, you'll be wondering why you didn't start this urban farming adventure sooner.

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