Why spend money on fruits, veggies, and herbs you can grow on your own? That’s the cool thing about gardening. You don’t have to worry about buying cilantro at the grocery store for it to only go bad in your fridge drawer. Did you know that 11 percent of food waste comes from our homes? […]
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Photo: amazon.com Hydroponics—the practice of growing plants in water rather than soil—is popular because it offers the user a way to produce a bounty of plants in a relatively small area in an indoor garden. Hydroponic growing provides several other benefits, including a reduced risk of soilborne plant diseases, so even newbie growers are more […]
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If you have ever planted a seed and wanted to grow plants indoors, then you would know how difficult and time-consuming a task it is. We all love to have fruits and vegetables year-round, but it requires a lot of effort, time, and research. This is why Grobo has developed a fail-proof system that allows […]
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Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. NY Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Does the state of the world have you dreaming about growing your own food and indulging your inner Eden? City dwellers, listen up! You don’t need to move to […]
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Nor Noriah Mat Jali, 57, and her son Mohd Zaimi Mohd Arip, 35, tend to their vegetables grown within the compound of their house in Kuantan. The duo has been planting many local varieties in their home garden since the first phase of the Movement Control Order took force in March 2020. — Bernama photo […]
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If growing plants in a controlled environment sounds like your kind of gardening, be sure to check out this week’s Esposito virtual seminar, “Hydroponic Gardening,” on Saturday, Aug. 14. Mike Hagerud, Hydroponics manager at Esposito Garden Center, will join Ms. Grow-It-All, aka Esposito Garden Consultant Audrey Post, for a discussion about how to get started […]
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This photo released by The New York Botanical Garden shows schoolchildren learning about growing food in the garden’s 3-acre Edible Academy. This photo released by The New York Botanical Garden shows schoolchildren learning about growing food in […]
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