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Hydroponics

University Cafeteria Hydroponic Farming – GROZINE

How a mini farm inside Southern University cafeteria feeds students, staff with no soil needed. University Cafeteria Hydroponic Farming | Maddie Scott | IMAGE: Javier Gallegos The...
Gardening

Fresh Snow in Heidi’s Connecticut Garden

Hi GPODers! Our landscapes are ever-evolving and never the same from season to season, but...
Houseplant

Rex Begonia House Plant Care

Rex begonia houseplants are cherished for their dramatic colorful and textured leaves. Hundreds of hybrids are available, each one captivating on its own. Fortunately,...
Gardening

Container Challenge: Natives in the Garden – Design Sweepstakes

This year, we’re inviting readers to put their design skills—and native plant knowledge—to the...
Gardening

How to Plan the Best Garden Ever

When you plan out how you want your garden to look and operate, you’re setting yourself up for long-term success. Here are helpful tips...
Houseplant

Chinese Jasmine Plant Care: Grow Jasminum Polyanthum Indoors

Chinese jasmine plant is surely among the most graceful of vining plants. Its long, wiry vines are densely covered with glossy, green leaves and fragrant...

Correcting Common Issues with Vegetable Seedlings

Starting your own seedlings can be a great way to improve your garden. It gives you access to a wider range of varieties and...
Gardening

Campus stroll at Rice University

February 28, 2026 Last week in Houston, I visited my alma mater for a meet-the-author event. The next morning, I returned to the Rice University...
Gardening

The 7 Best Perennials for Shade Gardens

Many of us have at least a section of garden that is shady most of the time. Shade gardens can be bor-ring unless you...

Rebecca’s Garden and Greenhouse in Ohio

Hi GPODers! So far this winter we’ve enjoyed the many ways people continue to garden...
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