Specific Gardening Types & Locations (02)

Monthly Garden Tips for Southern Florida Gardeners
This site features tips that can be found in the book, "A Garden Diary: A Guide to Gardening in South Florida" by Robert G. Haehle and M.E. DePalma. This diary is a useful compilation of Haehle's frequently asked questions from his radio show, column and personal appearances. Month by month you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions, which will help you solve problems at the time they occur, along with instructions on what to do in your garden that month. Learn what, where, and when to plant; when to feed; when to water and what may be making your plant sick.

Grow Light Bulbs in Hydroponic Lighting Systems
When choosing a hydroponic lighting system, it's important to know what types of lighting systems are available. This guide helps gardeners choose a grow light bulb that will suit their gardening needs. There are three types of bulbs used in grow lights that hydroponics gardeners use - Metal Halide, High Pressure Sodium and Fluorescent. Information about each is included in this handy guide of HID lighting systems.

Vegetable Seeds
Anioleka Heirloom Vegetable Seeds Company has created a website that contains a variety of information about vegetable gardening. The garden tips page is very comprehensive and is sure to answer many people's questions. Some gardening topics covered are: tomato, pepper, cucumber, eggplant-aubergine, cabbage, corn, melon, squash, and rhubarb. A vegetable seeds menu is also featured, in addition to links for vegetable see accessories.

Using Plant Grow Lights
Practical advice about using grow lights is available here in question-and-answer format. The person writing asks about the distance from grow lights to a plant, and how to know if the light will burn the plant. The answer states that unless the bulb feels warm on your hand from 3 or 4 inches away, not to worry about burning the plants.

Gardening in the Southwest
This no-frills site offers tips on what to do in your southwest garden every day. Tips are divided into monthly and weekly tips. Plus you'll find information and advice on flowers and palms. Extra resources include links and a message board. You can even join the free weekly Southwest gardening tips newsletter and have helpful information delivered right to your inbox. Or subscribe to the monthly newsletter for more advice. The links section is long and useful and features other sites that cater to desert gardeners.