Growing herbs with hydroponics

Article Abstract:

People who live in an apartment without a garden can still enjoy fresh herbs by using an indoor hydroponic growing system. Hydroponics is the science of growing plants in nutrient solutions rather than in soil. Herbs can grow faster in a hydroponic solution, and they are nutritious and full of flavor. Basil, cilantro, chives, tarragon, parsley, and mint grow very well in hydroponic plots. There are a variety of hydroponic kits available, but the most important factor to consider is how the solution reaches the root of the plant. The best is called a constant feed system.

Management, Usage, Hydroponics, Herb gardening

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Southern charm

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A Kentucky-born garden designer specializes in rooftop and terrace gardens, making use of even small spaces to give a cozy feel. Containers, empty or filled with flowers, mark a location like a walkway or doorway and a potting shed in the 1850s style farmhouse, reached by walking under a canopy of pear trees, serves as a dining place.

United States

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Updated rooftops

Article Abstract:

This article describes various ways roofs can be used as gardens or recreational spaces. Private homes, public structures, and gardens that benefit the environment or can be harvested are discussed.

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