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What is a fancy name for an indoor garden?
Introduction If you’ve ever wandered through a botanical garden or visited an old estate, you might have noticed that plant-filled rooms and glass‑fronted extensions go by many names. As indoor gardeners, we’re not just looking for houseplants; we’re creating little ecosystems that bring beauty, sustainability and joy into our lives. This article, part of our Read more
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Report: Environmental implications of growing food indoors or on windowsills
Growing herbs, salad greens or fruits at home – either in soil containers placed on a windowsill or in a small indoor hydroponic system – is often promoted as a sustainable alternative to buying produce. In theory, home growing eliminates “food miles,” reduces packaging and refrigeration, and can reduce food waste because gardeners harvest only… Read more
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What are ideas for indoor gardening?
Indoor gardening basics emphasises bringing the joys of plant care indoors. When I started exploring indoor gardening, I realised how many creative ways there are to grow food and decorate living spaces, even in a small apartment. Read more
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The Ultimate Guide to Indoor Gardening for Beginners
Indoor gardening means growing plants in controlled indoor spaces such as homes, offices or schools. It covers everything from pots on a sunny windowsill to elaborate hydroponic towers. For people in high‑latitude regions like Baltics, indoor gardens bring fresh herbs and vegetables closer to the kitchen when outdoor growing is limited by long winters. This guide Read more
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What Is Hydroponics?
Hydroponics is a way of growing plants without using soil. Instead of soil, the plants grow in water that has nutrients added to it. These nutrients feed the plants and help them grow strong and healthy. How Does Hydroponics Work? In a hydroponic system, the plant roots are placed in water or a growing sponge. Read more
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What Is a Hydroponic Garden?
A hydroponic garden is a way to grow plants without using soil. Instead, plants get their nutrients directly from water. Special growing sponges or containers hold the roots in place while a water solution provides all the food they need. Hydroponic systems like LetPot allow you to grow herbs, vegetables, or even flowers indoors, all Read more
