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If you own only one book on indoor gardening with lights, this is the book. The New Revised Gardening Indoors sets the standard for indoor gardening all over the world. This bestseller has been in print since 1986 and sold thousands and thousands of copies. Indoor gardeners find everything they could possibly need to know in this book.

This “how-to” book unlocks the door to the world of gardening indoors under fluorescent and high intensity discharge (HID) lamps. Fluorescent lamps help seedlings and low-light plants start earlier and grow stronger. HID lamps are a substitute for the sun!

Only New Revised Gardening Indoors combines the basics of gardening and electrical lighting into this single volume. This complete how-to guide on playing Mother Nature indoors. It’s not complicated at all. This book is very user-friendly, easy to read, and packed with graphs, charts and illustrations. Hobby hydroponics is more and more popular, and very affordable. Don’t let a winter spoil your gardening fun, take it inside! So, get Gardening Indoors and equip yourself with the information you’ll need to save time, save money, and reap the maximum benefits a well run indoor garden can offer.

8.5 x 11″, 200 pages, illustrated, photos, glossary, index
Customer Review: A great book for gardening indoors with H.I.D. Lights.
Gardening Indoors should be considered the bible for indoor gardening. It has a chapter dedicated to the important topic of lighting. It compares different garden light systems including High Intensity Discharge lights such as High Pressure Sodium and Metal Halide lights as well as different types of fluorescent lighting. This book also contains extensive information on controlled environments including temperature, humidity, and even the potential for Carbon Dioxide enrichment and its benefits. Gardening Indoors also has an excellent chapter on hydroponics. It talks about water and fertilizers, natural pest control, and organics. Anyone growing anything from orchids to vegetables indoors should have this book.
Customer Review: excellent book, reccommend to any drug grower
i used this book as a guideline for growing my dope crop over the last 16 months now. so far ive had 4 successful crops each in excess of ten pounds of head, and thats with only four plants! the methods described in this book are also great for the home grower as you no longer need worry about snoopers in your backyard because noone but you knows what’s in your cupboard (be careful though the electricity co. might get sus.) in summary i reccommend this book to anyone interested in home hydro, as i said it certainly helped me! Buy now…

Customer Review: An essential reference for hyroponic gardening.
The Growing Edge is a magazine designed and published for readers with an interest in gardening, horticulture, and hydroponics. The Best of Growing Edge II: Popular Hydroponics and Gardening for Small-Commercial Growers and Hobbyists is a compilation of the best of the magazine’s articles originally published between 1994 and 1999. The various articles are grouped into chapters: Introduction to Hydroponics; The Basic Elements of Hydroponics; Building Your Own System; Plants You Can Grow Hydroponically; Breeding and Propagation; Pest & Disease Control; Greenhouse Management; Organics and Hydroponics; Beyond the Basics; Small Commercial Growers; Hydroponics in Education and Public Service. The Best of Growing Edge II is an essential title for personal, professional, academic, and public library hydroponic gardening and horticultural reference collections.
Customer Review: COMPLETE BOOK ON HIGH TECH HYDROPONIC & GREENHOUSE GARDENING
The Best of Growing EDGE is a collection of the best articles, by twenty four different authors, from the first five years of Growing EDGE magazine. It covers hydroponics, greenhouses, nutrients, lighting, and other new and innovative techniques to use in high tech gardening and horticulture. Since the articles are from the first five years of Growing EDGE magazine, each chapter is a comprehensive compendium of cutting edge horticulture without going over the edge! New and innovative seems to be the keyword here. The mainstream gardening magazines and books cover the tried and true techniques of gardening; The Best of Growing EDGE covers the new and innovative. The information can be used by both hobby home gardeners and large commercial growers. The techinques are the same, it is just the scale of the operation that is different. Gardening is possible year round with the information contained in this book Buy now…

Lentil sprouts are high in fiber, protein and amino acids, vitamins A, C, B and E, iron, calcium and phosphorous. Raw lentil sprouts can be a bit peppery to the taste. They make a good substitute for celery or green pepper in salads, soups and vegetable combinations. Sprouted lentil soup is hearty and nutritious and was a staple food of the middle east in biblical times. Buy now…

Fenugreek from the Orient is considered an herb and can also make herb tea that dissolves mucous.Sprouts do the same thing as well as providing other natural enzymes and nutrients. The Fenugreek seed can be sprouted. Fenugreek can also be made into a tea or taken in capsule form and is an herb. The fenugreek side effects include increased testosterone, increased hair growth and milk production for breast feeding mothers other fenugreek side effects include breast enlargement, increased lactation, and weight loss. Fenugreek for Moms: Fenugreek seeds contain hormone precursors that increase milk supply. Fenugreek and Weight loss: Fenugreek contains 40% soluble fiber, and has been linked to reduced blood glucose levels Fenugreek and Hairloss: Fenugreek is thought to work by increasing the dilation of blood vessels to the scalp, thereby improving blood circulation and nutrient supply to this area. Buy now…

2.5 Lbs. of certified organic Soybeans. Re-sealable bag. Soybean sprouts are good for keeping blood sugar under control. They are great in salads, stir frys, soups and breads. Also makes great soy milk! Buy now…

Plant production in hydroponics and soilless culture is rapidly expanding throughout the world, raising a great interest in the scientific community. For the first time in an authoritative reference book, authors cover both theoretical and practical aspects of hydroponics (growing plants without the use of soil). This reference book covers the state-of-the-art in this area, while offering a clear view of supplying plants with nutrients other than soil. Soilless Culture provides the reader with an understanding of the properties of the various soiless media and how these properties affect plant performance in relation to basic horticultural operations, such as irrigation and fertilization. This book is ideal for agronomists, horticulturalists, greenhouse and nursery managers, extension specialists, and people involved with the production of plants.

* Comprehensive discussion of hydroponic systems, irrigation, and control measures allows readers to achieve optimal performance
* State-of-the-art book on all theoretical aspects of hydroponics and soilless culture including a thorough description of the root system, its functions and limitation posed by restricted root volume
* Critical and updated reviews of current analytical methods and how to translate their results to irrigation and fertilization practices
* Definitive chapters on recycled, no-discharge systems including salinity and nutrition management and pathogen eradication.
* Up-to-date description of all important types of growing media Buy now…

Beginning with coverage of the basics–fabric types and characteristics, welting and trims, tools, cutting and sewing directions–this book offers solid information on using upholstery to transform the look of a room. From the simplest additions (pillows and loose coverings) to the more complex pieces (tailored slipcovers and reupholstery), the projects are well explained and appealing, and include interesting variations such as incorporating decorative buttons and ties or upholstering a table. In addition to detail photos of work in progress, several full-room photos offer ideas for coordinating the total look of a room.
Customer Review: Simple to the Complicted and easy to read and actually do
Some people get books like this because they want to see how things are done but rarely do they actually do a project. I on the otherhand am a doer and not just a looker. This book makes doing it easier.

Just over 140 pages long this is a book that really gave me the step by step info on how to both make slipcovers which are a European maindstay as well as how to redo upholdtery of chairs and sofas.

The authors covers everything from what type of fabric to use to preparing it ahead of time re: washing and sizing. On pages 56-66 she gives a step by step with photos instructions on how to do a slipcover for a couch that is of sound construction.

Pages 67 thru 71 a club chair is redone. But it is the tailored slipcovers starting on page 73 which I can do and do well. The Quick Tied cover for a chair on 87 is just perfect for those of us who live the casual California lifestyle or for someone in a small cottage on Marthas Vineyard.

The book covers Materials; Tools and Equipment; Cushions and Pillows; Simple Coverups; Making a Tailored Slipcover; Tailored Slipcover Projects; Quick Upholstery; Reuposletring a Chair; Upoholstery Projects. The issues of padding and stuffing, webbing, tying spring cord, threads, zippers, tacks, welt, sewing and sizing are all covered.

See if your library has the book. Then take your time, and plan well and measure twice and cut once and pin and baste and you will discover that you not only can redo your own furniture but have fun and probably save money as well.
Customer Review: Not a beginners book
Unless you have a good working experience of pattern-making, this book probably isn’t where you want to begin. The author has assumed a level of expertise that is beyond a very beginner. The ideas are inspiring and it does have some fun ideas, especially in re-building the shape of furniture. But if you need to start from Square-1 then keep looking for a book that will teach you more of the basics. If, however, you are an accomplished seamstress, it won’t be difficult for you to have a lot of fun with this book. You can fill in the blanks with some upholstery Q&A websites on-line. Buy now…

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2.5 Lb. Resealable Pouch of Certified Organic Unshelled Sunflower sprouting seed. Prime-quality, high germination, specially selected, microbial tested. Fresh, crunchy sprouts in 3 to 5 days! Nutritional info: Vitamins A, B, C and E Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Niacin, Phosphorus, Potassium Protein: 25%. Instructions for Sprouting: Sunflower Lettuce may be grown by placing the soaked drained seed close together (single layer only) on the top of 1 inch of rich, damp, organic soil. A pie plate works well as a container. Cover with 8 layers of wet, black and white newspaper and place in a black plastic bag for 3 days. Remove the bag and paper and place in dim light for 2 days. For the balance of the time move to a window or a place with very good lighting. Sprinkle lightly or mist with water once per day. DO NOT saturate. Harvest in 7 to 10 days when the hulls fall off, the leaves open and they have a lush, green appearance. Cut off at the roots, rinse and refrigerate in an airtight container. Sunflower Lettuce is a favorite mainstay for all salads. Buy now…