HOUSE PLANTS SPEND THEIR DAYS in the sun on Pacific Northwest windowsills. Ingrid Nokes is the indoor plant buyer for the West Seattle Nursery, a position she has held for almost 22 years. Each week, a veritable jungle of mostly tropical plants, as well as a fine collection of cactiRead More →
Samsung’s “Indoor Gardening Appliance” is a new device that will allow users to grow plants inside their homes. From the outside, this device looks simple. Much like Samsung’s other modern devices, this hardware is designed to be part of your established home life – unassuming, simple and generally aesthetically pleasing.Read More →
LG wants to jump on the vegetarian bandwagon, and it’s venturing into uncharted territory to get there. The company will use CES 2020 to launch its very first indoor gardening device. The modular device you see on the left grows lettuce, arugula, basil and other plants by adapting to outdoorRead More →
Gbolahan Folarin, Chief Agronomist at PS Nutrac measures the growth of a young yam plant on June 5 … [+] 2018, in Wasinmi, near Abeokuta. – PS Nutrac Int. Ltd is an agricultural company in Nigeria that aims to lead the agricultural industry into the future using new aeroponic technologiesRead More →
Perhaps alongside its mobile and TV products, LG is also known for its home appliances. Many of these devices are getting smarter, leveraging mobile technology and automation to bring more convenience to household chores. Perhaps the most extreme example of this will come next month when LG introduces a smartRead More →
8 elements of this article 8 items on sale! Photo: courtesy of the retailer This week, the first whispers of snow are in the air in New York City, which means colder, more gloomy weather is really on the horizon. But at Amazon, a lot of indoor gardening supplies areRead More →
It’s no secret that Michigan’s vote to legalize medical marijuana more than 10 years ago led to more indoor gardening businesses opening up. Now, a local entrepreneur is hoping the passage last November of Proposition 1 legalizing recreational marijuana will make his new venture even more attractive. Erik Hall openedRead More →
We use affiliate links. If you purchase something through the links on this page, we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Learn more. REVIEW – Farm-fresh herbs and vegetables can make all the difference between a good meal and a blabla dish. But not everyone has theRead More →
Gardening is a great hobby – it can be very relaxing, and who wouldn’t love to grow their own stash of fresh produce? A problem that stands in the way of some budding gardeners: not everyone has their own garden. Fortunately, there is another option that will allow you toRead More →
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times – houseplants are the best. There are so many reasons why they are an absolute must and I could certainly bore you for days on the subject. But guys, did you know they could actually help you get yourRead More →
New products help consumers successfully grow on both sides of the screen door; Harvest HQ at SXSW Invites Conference Attendees to Recharge and Reconnect, Naturally MARYSVILLE, Ohio, March 07, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As interest in gardening continues to grow, Miracle-Gro is stepping up to meet consumer needs head-on. ThisRead More →
“Despite the Gardener’s Best Intentions, Nature Will Improvise” by Michael P. Garofalo – Well Known Speaker, Gardener, and Fitness Guru (1945-Present) CONTEXT With the outdoor growing season now officially over in our area, you can still continue your gardening hobby by switching to growing indoor plants. It’s a great wayRead More →
Gardeners know the benefits of digging in the ground. It elevates a person’s mood, improves mental and physical well-being, and the result is always good – added beauty or tasty nutritious food. But many of us are stuck indoors for the winter, running out of space to garden outside, orRead More →
Gardening is a great way to add beauty to your home, add color to your life, and enjoy the feeling of cultivating life. Not everyone has the garden space to do it all; for those of us with unsuitable backyards or certified apartment living, indoor gardening can be just asRead More →
Indoor plants make a wonderful addition to our home decor and improve indoor air quality. Those with pets, however, may find it difficult to protect plants from curious pets and pets from indoor greenery. The good news is that you can grow an indoor garden even if you have pets.Read More →
“The future of gardening is indoors,” says Alejandro Velez, co-founder of Back to the Roots. Back to the Roots is an Oakland-based company specializing in organic indoor gardening kits, and Velez believes helping people grow mushrooms and herbs indoors can inspire a new generation to think about the source ofRead More →
1 out of 10 Chris Monroe/CNET MiracleGro Aerogarden Bounty Elite This $249 countertop garden system includes an LED light and a self-watering container. 2 out of 10 Chris Monroe/CNET fast plant The built-in control panel guides you through the process of starting your first indoor plant crop. You select theRead More →
Indoor cultivation offers many advantages. The biggest advantages are the most obvious: garden pests can’t reach your plants and you have complete control over the weather. Still, unless you’re lucky enough to have a sunroom or greenhouse attached to your house, providing enough light for your plants will likely beRead More →
Want to feel happier, more creative, less stressed and more connected? Buy a houseplant. The National Gardening Association has reported that more than a third of American homes have houseplants, which is unsurprising given the abundance of research extolling the benefits of houseplants for health and well-being. -to be. (HereRead More →
Hands-on science classes in a greenhouse can grow more than just fruits and vegetables. They’re also fueling a love of science among young people from student populations long underrepresented in science, according to a new report from researchers at Boston College’s Lynch School of Education. Elementary students—primarily African-American, Hispanic, andRead More →
Even though it may not look like it, spring is fast approaching and farmers are in full swing preparing their seedlings for a lush summer harvest. For home gardeners and city dwellers – whose invisible gardens dwell on rooftops or nestled in windowsills – that means it’s time to startRead More →
Spring is just around the corner. I repeat, spring is upon us. Can you believe winter is almost over already? Do you know what that means? That means we’ll have more sun (and maybe even a little more rain) and it’s time to really start digging into our spring gardenRead More →
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ST. PETE BEACH – Houseplants are generally quite easy to care for. With a little daily attention, water and light, they will usually take care of themselves. But not everyone has a green thumb, and busy schedules can prevent people from giving flora the attention they need. In recent years,Read More →
At this time of year, everyone talks about planning their spring garden and sowing seeds inside. Gardens are wonderful life givers and a great way to give back to your family and to the Earth. The fruits and vegetables grown in your garden not only nourish your body, they alsoRead More →
Tomatoes in an indoor pot. | Image courtesy of University of Utah Extension, St. George News FEATURE — Many people are so short of fresh garden produce in the winter that they are willing to grow it indoors. It can be a little difficult, but having fresh tomatoes on aRead More →
Have you thought about trying your hand at gardening, but don’t have the green thumb to keep those plants alive? There’s a new Kickstarter project that might be able to help. Plug in and plant is a wall-mounted system of modules that not only neatly organizes indoor plants, but eachRead More →
YesYou can grow food on your windowsill, especially if it’s sunny. The best yield comes from microleaves – the nutritious young leaves of salads and other vegetables. They often pack a punch with flavor and make a lovely garnish. You can harvest the leaves when they are about 5 cmRead More →