Beginning an indoor garden requires considering the lighting requirements for each plant. Avoid scorching or drowning your indoor plants with help from the owner of a nursery in this free video on gardening.
Expert: Frank Burkard
Contact: www.burkardnurseries.com
Bio: Frank Burkard, Jr., the third-generation proprietor of Burkard Nurseries, carries on the family tradition.
Filmmaker: Max Cusimano
Series Description: Growing vegetables can be done in a large-scale backyard garden, or in small containers on your apartment balcony. Grow your own vegetables with help from the owner of a nursery in this free video series on gardening.
11 Comments
KITTY
there's nothing about vegetables in this video
I located this video because I was looking for indoor vegetable gardening. Your title is very misleading as you have nothing about vegetable gardening. This leads me to ignore any more videos from you.
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kool
Growing vegetables indoor is a very difficult job but a very good decision you could ever had. You will find indoor gardening tough but with the help of sufficient tips and advices, this will really make things possible to happen. Thank you for sharing vital information regarding on this matter!
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KITTY!
Make sure you don't buy anything made in China. LOL
Thank you for the advice! Also @ 3:15 Hi, kitty!
I am really happy I bought this!>>>t.co/p1Kywf0nb1 I have a black thumb and can't grow anything. But this AeroGarden has allowed me to actually grow a few plants without killing them immediately! It's only been about three weeks, but I have some pretty good sized sproutlings. My only complaint is that I got a bunk set and only 2 of my 6 pod have grown. The rest have zero signs of life ( including the basil, which should have grown first). Once I call in to get the pods replaced, I will update .