Gardening Types & Locations (01)
Hydroponic Lighting
This website has a chart with information about electric hydroponic light sources. There are metal halide and high pressure sodium lights to help plants grow. Horticultural HID lighting is used by the worlds premier growers to provide many benefits simply unattainable with conventional fluorescent and incandescent lamps. The colors of the spectrum and how they affect plant growing are discussed here. Specifics about hydroponic lighting are offered here in this tutorial to help you choose the best hydroponic lighting for your hydroponic garden.
Gardening Diary Advice for Your English Garden
Surf on over to this informative site and learn about the garden, containers, fruit and vegetables, greenhouses, and the lawn. Each section contains a topical tip that will be sure to help you get started with your garden. Go back and read previous diaries to see what you have missed. A new diary is posted each month, so the content is constantly being refreshed.
Using Plant Grow Lights
Practical advice about using grow lights is available here in question-and-answer format. The person writing asks about the distance from grow lights to a plant, and how to know if the light will burn the plant. The answer states that unless the bulb feels warm on your hand from 3 or 4 inches away, not to worry about burning the plants.
Regenegade Gardener
Renegade Gardner bills itself as the best site for gardeners living in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Upper Michigan, and other states and Canadian Provinces banished to the forgotten USDA Hardiness Zones 2 through 4. This informative website will provide information on services, products and assistance geared toward the unique needs of northern gardeners. Check out the plant spotlight, the myth of the week, landscape design, plant care or other resources. Or find out about the 10 Tenets of Renegade Gardening.
The Plant Expert
This short but sweet site features information on "perfect African violets" and "spring-flowering bulbs". Learn how to buy, plant and grow spring flowering-bulbs.
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