68 windowsill plants from kitchen scraps

This makes me want to grow my own chickpeas and mangos. Then I realize I'm probably too lazy to be bothered. ( )

This would be great for indoor gardeners looking for interesting houseplants, and it gives a good introduction to seed-saving. If you have limited space, a limited budget to spend on gardening supplies, and are hoping to eat what you grow, however, this book won't have much to offer you. I found two bits of information really helpful and exciting, and I will here pass them along to you: guavas will fruit indoors, and you can pick the tamarind seeds out of those plastic packages of tamarind pulp and plant them. Sweet! ( )