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Understanding hydroponics

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If you've shopped for tomatoes in the grocery store lately, you've likely seen some labeled "hydroponic." That means the plants are grown in water, moss or another medium rather than soil. Gardeners with a greenhouse can try this method at home, with just about any type of produce. No pesticides, no weeds to pull, and no more dirty hands!

Radio interview source: Rebecca Nelson, owner, Nelson & Pade Inc.

Visit these links to learn more:

How-to hydroponics: This book explains how plants grow without soil, and how to build your own hydroponic system.

What is hydroponics?: There are several ways to grow plants hydroponically. Learn which method is best for your flowers and vegetables.

Greenhouse getaway: If you plan to grow plants hydroponically, you'll need a greenhouse. Here are complete instructions for building one yourself.

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