If you have ever thought of starting a business, urban hydroponics may be something to consider..There are many reason this concept is becoming a way for humans to feed themselves!
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Nov
22
Thinking of starting your own business? Urban Hydroponics may be an option!
By Gravity Gardener | Filed in bucket gardens
If you have ever thought about changing your lawn to a Mulch Garden, now might be a good time to execute the plan. There are tons of free leaves on the streets ripe for the taking. When shredded up they can make an excellent base to cover your lawns.
Here is an article on how some are transitioning their lawns into mulch gardens that alleviate the hassle of mowing.
Nov
9
Fish and Plants – A Symbiotic Way to Grow Food Indoors
By Gravity Gardener | Filed in Food from the gardenI came across this article about a businessman who created a large scale hydroponics farm that utilize fish to help add nutrients for the garden plants. Very innovative way of developing a sustainable ecosystem for profit. I also wondered if this could be done on a smaller scale for home based food production…
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Nov
7
Transforming a Brooklyn Bowling Alley into A Hydroponic Greenhouse
By Gravity Gardener | Filed in Food from the garden
Courtesy of Gotham Greens
This couple has created a business by re-purposing a Brooklyn bowling alley into a sustainable greenhouse using hydroponic technology.
Proof that you can be creative and use existing resources to make something from nothing like an abandoned building.
They even use solar power and ordinary tap water to grow produce in an urban environment.
Nov
5
Rooftop Hydroponic Gardens – An Idea on the rise
By Gravity Gardener | Filed in bucket gardens, Food from the garden, Garden 101
Courtesy of Perishable Pundit
More and more Urban Gardens are cropping up as people realize that food sources are becoming more dangerous.
This article outlines what others are doing to create growing spaces in non-traditional areas such as rooftops.
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Now that Fall is here and the leaves are falling, many people are turning to leaf shredders to help get their leaf piles under control. Of course you can dump the raw leaves into your mulch pile, but if you shred them first, you can cut down on the space and accelerate the decomposition process. Some will even chip your smaller branches into mulch with little effort 
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Making your own organic garden mulch can save you money, and it’s a great way to protect the environment through recycling. The Eco-Shredder ES1600 14-Amp Electric Chipper/Shredder/Mulcher can reduce leaves, sticks, and small branches down to a nutrient-rich compost that you can use to fertilize your plants.