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Growing under Lights

Grow lights and other gardening info

moms_helper_2008

14 years ago

I have posted my moms garden website here for several years.

The information on the site may be helpful to new gardeners.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/616213/

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Comments (4)

wordwiz
14 years ago
Mom's helper,

I cannot find the other thread(s) you posted to - weird computer the last couple of days but I take back about you being a spammer. I offer an olive branch and if was August, a ripe tomato, bell pepper and even a large leaf from a banana tree as a way of saying I was wrong!

Mike
moms_helper_2008
Original Author
14 years ago
Mike

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/strucs/

All is well.
GLTY
luv_2_gardn
14 years ago
Thank you for posting the web site and all the pictures! What a great garden, greenhouse, and light set-up!
moms_helper_2008
Original Author
14 years ago
Thank You luv. I'm glad you enjoyed the site!

Here is a link that might be useful: Mom's Garden

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