Understand how your garden should work, so you can MAXIMIZE production and INCREASE quality!
This book will teach you SOILLESS GARDENING from start to finish by quick and simply reference on:

• how plants work in detail
• how each plant hormone affects growth
• easy cutting and rooting methods
• various soilless growing techniques (including aeroponics)
• well-kept trade secrets on growing

Through charts, graphs, tables and diagrams, “How to Supercharge Your Garden” explains exactly what your plants need so you can control their growth at every stage. It also contains industry tips on achieving the healthiest and the most productive crops possible. There is a lot of technical information that has been made very easy to follow and understand, which makes this informative text of great value to growers of all levels.

How-To Hydroponics - 4th ed.
by Keith Roberto 100 pages.

This completely revised, fourth edition of How-To Hydroponics by Keith Roberto, covers hydroponics gardening in great detail and includes plans for building state-of-the-art hydroponics systems from scratch. The paperback features crisp black and white photos and illustrations and has helped thousands get started with hydroponics. How-To Hydroponics continues to be a perennial bestseller.

Learn the best kept secrets of building and gardening with high-yield aeroponic and hydroponic systems you can build. Hydroponic gardening is the most productive way to grow all varieties of plants, and those raised in a hydroponic system will exhibit maximum yield, flavor, vitamin and essential oil content. How-To Hydroponics illustrates each step of the hydroponic growing process with clear photographs and diagrams and includes step-by-step hydroponics system plans to build eight types of hydroponic and aeroponics systems.

Nicholls, Richard E. Beginning Hydroponics. Baltimore: Port City Press, 1990.

This easy-to-follow book is specifically designed with novices in mind. The 127 page paperback is filled with directions, descriptions and illustrations to help beginners learn to garden with hydroponics. Various chapters discuss growth mediums, containers, plant types and more.

Resh, Howard M. Hydroponic Home Food Gardens. Santa Barbara: Woodbridge Press, 1990.

Hydroponic Home Food Gardens is an easy-to-follow guide to growing food using hydroponics. Detailed directions, photographs and diagrams make this a good choice for any gardener. The book is a 158 page paperback with a colorful, attractive cover.

Resh, Howard M., Ph.D. Hydroponic Food Production. 6th ed. Santa Barbara: Woodbridge Press, 1978.

This attractive hardback has 567 pages of information and resources to help gardeners produce hydroponic food. From growth medium to water culture, nutrients to plants, you will find lots of information and answers. This book is illustrated with helpful drawings and photos, and features an index so readers can go right to the section they need in this large reference book.

Note: Online order and in store special orders only

Van Patten, George F. Camas: Van Patten Publishing,

Hydroponic Basics is 80 full-color pages covering the nuts and bolts of gardening indoors with hydroponics. This book written by George Van Patten discusses general plant science, growing media, hydroponics systems, pest and disease diagnosis and prevention, environmental control, and more.

This paperback book is set up in a helpful question-and-answer format, designed to answer all types of questions about hydroponics. 198 pages, Hydroponic Questions & Answers has 287 different answers for questions about things like nutrition, sterilization, and plant physiology. It includes a glossary and index for quick reference. Gardeners will appreciate the book's design and easy-to-understand answers.

Van Patten, George F., Aylssa F. Bust, and Tom LaSpina. Gardening Indoors With CO2. Seattle: Van Patten Press, 1997.

This book is an illustrated paperback, with easy-to-follow instructions for gardening with CO2. 96 pages of complete information on CO2, its application and how to best utilize it in any indoor garden. Gardening Indoors With CO2 will help indoor gardeners get the most from their gardens.

The latest book from hydroponics leader Dr. Howard M. Resh, Hobby Hydroponics is oriented toward people without hydroponics experience. Enabling hobbyists to make informed decisions about their hydroponics purchases, this easy-to-understand resource provides valuable information on the numerous hydroponic systems and products on the market.

Working with hydroponics techniques for over 30 years, Dr. Howard M. Resh is the author of several books including Hydroponic Food Production, Hydroponic Home Food Gardens, and Hydroponic Tomatoes for the Home Gardener.