Year Round Grower

As I continue to sit and write posts about gardening, and in particular hydroponic food growing, this particular post titled ‘Backyard Hydroponics’ really sums up...More

Dehydrators rank among the top of the list for gardeners and farmers who have abundant harvests of fruits and veggies which preserve well with dehydration....More

For general hydroponics, we can use 2-5 gallon pots, grow almost any vegetable plants we desire and feed in a range of 800ppm – 1300ppm....More

Growing zuccini with vertical gardening is simple. In our garden, we stack 5 pots over a height of 2 feet from the ground. The zuccini...More

Jiffy Pellets come in a few different sizes. One of the most common sizes is 42mm. As an alternative, the pellets are also sold with...More

First of all, we can remember that Cilantro and Corriander are the same plant. At first, we have Cilantro, but, age and climate changes will...More

Filters for hydroponics and drip irrigation are a top priority. Two such models that will be discussed here are inline filters and micron bag filters....More

Tomatillos? All great ‘salsa verde’ begins with fresh tomatillos. So, adding these is must if anybody at home likes this sauce with Mexican food. In...More

After three years growing cucumbers in two vertical gardens located around 100 miles apart, we would like to report on the process and the results....More

Nasturtiums are a blessing to us all for several reasons. They grow in all sorts of locations from poor dirt to sophisticated hydroponic setups, attract...More