vegetables indoors, even during the winter.

Growing food in a windowfarm brings people together in real life

and online. Thus, the company has grown rapidly along with its

global online community of 35,000+ at our.windowfarms.org. These

windowfarmers share techniques, constraints of individual window

microclimates, troubleshooting, curricula, recipes, d-i-y improvements,

environmental impact assessments, and personal opinions on subjects

ranging from energy use to childhood obesity.

Entrepreneur magazine named Windowfarms to its Top 100 Brilliant

Companies in 2010, and to the Top 10 in Home Improvement, for a

product customers describe as lush, trickling fountain-like sculptures, apartment green space, and living refrigerators. Appearances on

the Martha Stewart Show, NPR, Good Morning America, and a feature

in an upcoming PBS TV series drive nationwide brand recognition.