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SERVING THE INLAND EMPIRE. LOCATIONS IN MIRA LOMA & MONTCLAIR

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People used to live on tiny houseboats near the shore. There are still quite a few on the water, but most likely, uninhabited now.

They would also have these little netted floating islands that they would grow their vegetables on in the lake. Sounds like the beginning of hydroponics!

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Gardening Toys: The Tower Garden Hydroponic Kit

I can’t believe they had a display for this hydroponic setup at my local Oktoberfest. The hubs and I have been meaning to level up from our Aero Garden, but with no space for a proper setup, we’ve been eyeing one of these compact unit. Any thoughts or opinions? I think this is about $200 a pop, but that’s excluding the extra accessories.

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Tower Garden Update Love having vegetables growing in the kitchen. Everything is growing great!

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People used to live on tiny houseboats near the shore. There are still quite a few on the water, but most likely, uninhabited now.

They would also have these little netted floating islands that they would grow their vegetables on in the lake. Sounds like the beginning of hydroponics!

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Peaches…in…SPAAAAACE!

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21,000 square feet of Hydroponics in the Inland Empire stocked with all the Hydroponic industry's leading brands and best nutrients. Growing with us has never been easier with two locations in Mira Loma & Montclair! Swing by today!

Montclair 5458 Moreno 909.946.7100

Mira Loma 3811 Wacker Drive 951.685.4769

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Went on a tour at VertiCrops, a massive hydroponics farm built on top of a parking garage in Vancouver.

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People used to live on tiny houseboats near the shore. There are still quite a few on the water, but most likely, uninhabited now.

They would also have these little netted floating islands that they would grow their vegetables on in the lake. Sounds like the beginning of hydroponics!

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Crops Ahoy: Farms That Float

No Land? No Problem. If Barcelona-based Forward Thinking Architecture has its way, farms of the future will operate autonomously as they float on the open sea. Stretching eco-friendly concepts to the limit, the ambitious design firm has come up with the idea of Smart Floating Farms, large triple-decker agriculture barges that feature fish farms down below, hydroponic gardens up top, and solar panels on the roof to keep things running. They don’t exist yet, but they’re certainly providing plenty of food for thought.

The concept hits all the current buzzwords: preservation of arable land, local organic food sourcing with less “food mileage,” environmental protection, self-sufficiency and sustainability.

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One of our sungold tomato plants - it’s now over six feet tall.