Growing food Indoors

Hi there.

I am currently studying a design course. My final year project is looking at new ways to grow food indoors due to the lack of personal gardens in urban areas. It would be a great help if you could take 5 minutes to fill out my survey. It is anonymous and would be a great help to me, unless you want to share your answers on the forum.

Thank you for your time.

Andrew.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6VZ89ST

I know of loads growing indoors, but I don't think the product is edible.

I know of loads growing indoors, but I don't think the product is edible.

No, but it's profitable.

Ha Ha in some case im sure it can be made into something edible!

Thanks Midfield general, its not something I have looked at yet or knew about, but sounds very interesting, it will be good to try and find out the old ways of doing things and also the history behind it all. I think that could be a good way to head as often it is down to people not knowing enough, although programs such as River Cottage encourage this type of living.

I had a tomato plant last year that proved successful, and yes it was genuinely a tomato plant before anyone thinks I grow that herbal sh*t.