By mid-July, many gardens lose their momentum.
Spring’s exuberance has faded. Late-summer perennials are still gathering themselves. Foliage is doing the heavy lifting, but the overall picture can feel muted, even tired....
Precision is the buzzword for hydroponics farming. The plants’ health in a growing system depends on factors such as humidity, EC, pH, crop selection, and design. All these parameters...
What to Look for When Choosing Fertilizers for Hydroponic Gardening
Hydroponic nutrient kits are essential for healthy starts and successful harvests in hydroponic gardening. Whether you’re growing vegetables, herbs, fruits,...
From campus to table: students bring hydroponic harvest to the community for Thanksgiving
University of Wisconsin Hydroponics | Christine Bellport |
As Thanksgiving approaches, students in the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Hydroponics...
I recently discovered a unique garden feature of the desert southwest – the ocotillo fence. The Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) is native to the desert...
Angel wing begonia house plants are gorgeous year-round. Even when not in bloom, the elegantly shaped begonia leaves cascading down cane-like stems are beautiful. Often...
Urn plant is an exotic-looking flowering plant from the bromeliad (Bromeliaceae) family. This beauty grows in a rosette of silvery green leaves with a crown...