Specific Garden Types and Locations (01)
Hydroponic Grow Lights
Depending on the time of year that you are starting to grow your plants, you may decide that you need to use grow lights to keep your plants growing or simply to start a strong seeding process. Your choice of grow lights will vary by size, temperature emitted and the actual light that is emitted as well. This brief article discusses many types of grow lights available, especially used by hydroponic gardeners.
Beginner's Guide to Perennial Gardening
Lewis Gardens has put together this informative guide to perennial gardening for beginner gardeners. If you want to create a perennial garden, but didn't know where to start, this is the site for you. Within this site, you will find gardening tips, topics and advice to aid in obtaining beautiful flower gardens. You can take a tour of a variety of perennial gardents, learn about different types of perennials. Plus, you'll find a Q&A section where you can get answers to your gardening questions. This site also features a glossary of gardening terms, information about specialty gardening, a gardening message board, a plant library and a gardening timetable.
No Room for a Pond? Add an Outdoor Water Fountain Instead!
While you might dream of having a garden with a large pond as the focal
point, for a lot of people this is not an option, either for practical or
budget reasons. You don't need to settle for an outside space without a
water element at all. Any type of container can be used for your garden
fountain, so don't be afraid to experiment with different types for a look
that is all your own. Creating a unique garden fountain doesn't end with
your container; by combining an interesting array of colorful plants, you
make your garden your own private retreat.
Hydroponic Gardening Articles
This website offers a combination of hydroponic gardening articles and website links. There is also a discussion forum where participants can interact with hydroponic gardeners. Article topics include hydroponic sans tables, benches, mold, mildew, fungus gnats and jumping spiders, as well as indoor hydroponics and algae gardens. This site isn't currently active, but still has past hydroponic gardening resources to help you grow your best garden.
Michigan Gardening Tips and Plant Care Advice
Receive plant care advice at this useful site that is targeted towards people who live in Michigan. For instance, one of the gardening tips provides a Michigan Frost Zone map. Learn about top soil mixes, summer watering, fertilization, and deadheading (removing spent blooms). Some helpful gardening books are also listed, in addition to a list of Michigan nurseries.
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