This manual shows how anyone can grow fruits and vegetables right in their home or apartment, by one of the leading authorities on the science of growing plants without soil. 50 black-and-white illustrations. 33 full-color photos, 35 black-and-white.
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This manual shows how anyone can grow fruits and vegetables right in their home or apartment, by one of the leading authorities on the science of growing plants without soil. 50 black-and-white illustrations. 33 full-color photos, 35 black-and-white.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent resource for home and school.,
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This review is from: Home Hydroponics And How To Do It! (Paperback)
The book was enough to start me thinking about an all year garden. Here in Northern California it gets close to freezing in the winter so fresh vegetables from my own yard are not an option. I found a hydroponic unit to experiment with. I was growing fresh lettuce sprouts in less than 2 weeks.
5.0 out of 5 stars
excellent book for basic and very complete,
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This review is from: Home Hydroponics And How To Do It! (Paperback)
Love this book, very reasonably priced and has everything you need to know for having a hydroponic garden in your home or greenhouse. You could even use these ideals in your garden. There is even direction with pictures that show how to do it plus directions to build a simple small greenhouse to a larger one. Don't think I would do the greenhouse style cause I have a garage that I turned into a shed; so if I did it outdoors that would be a better place for me all I would need is grow lights and I would be good to go. Been thinking about doing it in my basement as I have drain holes in the cement floor just in case plus I have good lighting down there. Winter is just around the corner and I would hate to have to shovel snow to get to my shed lol it gets waist deep something as it is at the end of a slope. Between hydroponics and sprouting you could have greens and some vegetables year round. Plus, you would be in control of what goes into your crop which is very important to me. Good luck and happy gardening.
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