Hydroponic gardening, or gardening without soil, has been popular in greenhouses for decades, and now home gardeners are beginning to jump on the bandwagon. Hydroponic gardening, or gardening without ...

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Stundents at Mayfield High School and the CEVEC school on the high school campus are working on growing food hydroponically.

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When you think of growing edible items indoors, visions of basil, rosemary, cilantro, and other leafy herbs may come to mind. But tomatoes? Yes! An indoor tomato crop is indeed possible using ...

Inside the Does Good Garden hydroponic farm, you’ll find thousands of lettuce plants constantly growing. The new indoor farm ...

The culmination of their work is the Austin, Texas-based company Lettuce Grow—a subscription-based home hydroponics system. Here’s how it works. You buy what the company is calling a “farmstand,” ...

Josefine Diaz plucks seedlings, spreading them out wider in rafts so they can grow into full heads of butter lettuce without squishing into one another. She pushes away the completed trays through a ...