by Joanne Camas on 09/04/14 at 09:30 AM Salad for lunch in December? Why, sure, let me reach over and pick some. Well, Linda Jones, a Colorado homesteader and author, can help you turn this into reality. Jones, a longtime gardener, says, "Living in Southern Colorado is very challenging for growing vegetables. We have a relatively short growing season, and beyond the frost we have other obstacles, like hail and drought. I started looking into hydroponics to continue growing food but by using much less water." Jones's own experiments inspired her ebook on home hydroponics, her Guide to Easy, Cheap, and Fun Home Hydroponics , which includes five DIY projects you can tackle. Need more help? Well, she's also spearheaded a vibrant growing community online . "We have nearly 5,000 members now," she says. "We share interesting new growing ideas." She told us the fastest way to grow lettuce and kale, how to recycle containers f...
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