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 ...

The hydroponic gardening trend is an easy solution if you live in the city and are keen to grow your own fresh nutritious produce. It allows you to nurture plants in small spaces without soil, using ...

At Yoders’ Farm in Rustburg, growing tomatoes is a family thing. “My dad started in 94 growing tomatoes and we're carrying that on here,” said Delvin Yoder, president of Yoders' Farms. It's a ...

Hydroponics, or growing plants using nothing but water, light, and air, has been hailed as the future of farming–on Earth and also in space, where size and weight are severely constrained. But ...

Every March, my family and I circle a weekend on the calendar, gather our tools and prepare to do some serious gardening. Of course, it’s still too cold at that time of year for digging in the dirt ...

On a cold, windy day, Win Goodridge went to his basement to get some fresh chard and lettuces from his garden. His is an indoor, hydroponic garden, which requires no soil — and can yield fresh veggies ...

Bogash says a true hydroponic system is in operation south of Chambersburg for tomatoes and romaine lettuce. A Cashtown farmer uses peat moss as a basis for hydroponic growing of tomatoes, peppers, ...

It’s getting cold out there. Take your pandemic gardening inside. By A.C. Shilton Emily Marsh, who lives in Sonoma County, Calif., always thought the best thing about gardening was the feel of soil on ...

The dirt on Devil’s Lake Bistro’s latest innovation is that there isn’t any. The downtown eatery is growing its own produce in a hydroponic garden at owner Rebecca Powell Hill’s rural Baraboo lavender ...