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BOOKS & CDsHYDROPONICS & MICROFARMS BKCDHYDROby Institute of Simplified Hydroponics, CD-ROMPractical, easy to follow info on hydroponics, aquaculture, and urban forestry. Over 1000 pages,viewed through a web browser.HYDROPONIC BASICS BKHBby George Van Patten, 80 pagesThe basics of soilless gardening indoors.HYDROPONIC SOLUTIONS BKGEHYSOL1Vol. 1 presented by Growing Edge, 130 pagesHydroponic growing tips. More than 250 of your questions answered.HYDROPONICS EXPLAINED BKHEDVDInstructional DVD, 40 minutesTakes you step by step towards setting up your own system and producing successful crops.40-minute instructional DVD.ORCHID CULTURE & HYDROPONICS BKORCHIDCompiled by Foothill Hydroponics, 110 pagesChapter 1 deals with species and requirements for each. Chapter 2 is hydroponics growingmedia and the pros and cons of each type. Chapter 3 focuses on plant nutrition and hydroponicssolutions. Chapter 4 offers information on irrigation and hydroponics systems. A great referencefor experienced gardeners and a must have for gardener/collector.PLANT NUTRIENT FACTS FOR HYDROPONICS BKNUTRIENTby Jim McCaskill, 69 pagesThis book presents complex subjects in ways that any level gardener can understand and apply.The first part of the book explains plant nutrient facts for hydroponics and container gardening.The second half of the book contains nutrient formulations and charts to help you step by step.TEAMING WITH MICROBES BKLMby Jeff Lowenfels and Wayne Lewis, 196 pagesA gardener’s guide to the soil food web. There is an alternative to using artificial substances, manyof them toxic; to garden in a way that strengthens, rather than destroys, the soil food web – thecomplex world of soil-dwelling organisms whose interactions create a nurturing environmentfor plants.TOMATO: A GUIDE TO THE PLEASURES OF CHOOSING,GROWING & COOKING BKTOMby Gail Harland and Sofia Larrinua-Craxton, 192 pagesFor questions on any tomato-related topic, all the answers are in thisbook. Tomato selects 160 of the world’s best varieties to grow and provides recipes and preservingideas for enjoying the fruits of your labor. This is the true tomato lover’s indispensable companion.THE BEST OF GROWING EDGE MAGAZINE BKGEBEST1 / 2 / 3VariousA compilation of articles:Vol.1: 1989–1994; Vol.2: 1994–1999; Vol.3: 2000–2005the insatiable gardener’s guide BKIGG900by Susan M. Brackney, 144 pagesFrom lighting and plant propagation to climate control, common indoor garden pests, andeverything in between.ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION SRPBKCDHYDRO Hydroponics & Microfarms CD ROM $19.95BKHB Hydroponic Basics 5.95BKGEHYSOL1 Hydroponic Solutions Volume 1 19.95BKHEDVD Hydroponics Explained 40 min. DVD 29.95BKORCHID Orchid Culture & Hydroponics 14.95BKNUTRIENT Plant Nutrient Facts 24.95BKLM Teaming w/Microbes 24.95BKTOM Tomato: A Guide 18.00BKGEBEST1 The Best of Growing Edge Volume 1 24.95BKGEBEST2 The Best of Growing Edge Volume 2 24.95BKGEBEST3 The Best of Growing Edge Volume 3 39.95BKIGG900 The Insatiable Gardener’s Guide (10/cs) 10.00En EspañolHIDROPONIA BÁSICA BKHBSPby Gloria Samperio Ruiz, 153 pagesHidroponia Básica: Gloria Samperio Ruiz’s first book describingthe basics involved in hydroponic plant production. Mrs.Samperio-Ruiz uses laymen’s terms and many illustrations toshare the fascinating hobby of hydroponics.UN PASO MÁS EN LA HIDROPONIA BKPMHby Gloria Samperio Ruiz, 327 pagesUn Paso Más covers indoor hydroponic production, more systems andoverall in-depth information. The book is written in easy-to-understandSpanish with limited use of confusing technical terminology.ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION SRPBKHBSP Hidroponia Básica $15.95BKPMH Un Paso Mas en la Hidroponia 25.95270 | hydrofarm.com