This made me laugh

[Apex]

So I went on Barnes and Noble's website to look up a book on indoor gardening.

Short story:

Thought it would be a good idea to set up an indoor garden to have some vegetables available year round. That would help with cost savings and also I love fresh veggies. The only issue is that you typically can only grow during certain parts of the year. Well it was there I discovered indoor gardening that allows you to grow many veggies all year long in your window. This sparked my book search.

So, that is the cliff-note version of the search.

I typed in "indoor gardening" into the search bar on the B&N website. This is what I found after I sorted the list by "best selling"...

• Marijuana Horticulture: The Indoor/Outdoor Medical Grower's Bible
• Marijuana Grower's Handbook: Your Complete Guide for Medical and Personal Marijuana Cultivation
• The Little Black Book of Marijuana: The Essential Guide to the World of Cannabis
• Marijuana Success Indoors: Garden Tours and Tips
• How to Grow Medical Marijuana: An in-Depth Quick Grow Guide: with over 155 full-color photos/illustrations
• Growing Herbs Like A Pro: The Complete Guide on How to Grow Herbs Indoors & Outdoors, and How to Turn Herb Gardening into a Profitable Business
• GROWING HOUSE PLANTS Easily & Successfully all Year
• True Living Organics: The Ultimate Guide to Growing All-Natural Marijuana Indoors
• Don't Throw It, Grow It!: 68 Windowsill Plants from Kitchen Scraps
• DIY Hydroponics

And that was only a few of the books the search came up with.


Hmmm...it seems there is a theme for what most people are interested in...

[CynicalC]

As a Californian... cool story bro.

Also, I had a gift card for the longest time to b&n and couldn't spend it. Any time I found a book I liked, I'd find it on amazon for a fraction of the price.

Anyway did you ever find anything relevant to your search? All I can manage to grow inside are pepper plants.

[CC Cowboy]

So which one did you get?

If you really want to grow some good stuff;
https://www.towergarden.com/

[Apex]

Originally Posted by CynicalC

As a Californian... cool story bro.

Also, I had a gift card for the longest time to b&n and couldn't spend it. Any time I found a book I liked, I'd find it on amazon for a fraction of the price.

Anyway did you ever find anything relevant to your search? All I can manage to grow inside are pepper plants.

Well, having a Nook, I can read a sample. So I clicked on a few samples that I will read later on. There was one book that got a decent review for like $3. I may pick that one up just to look through.

I am also looking at online content related to the goal.

I did find this nice tidbit on Livestrong.com:

http://www.livestrong.com/article/19...ned_R1&LS-2659

Basically it states the best stuff to grow indoors is lettuce, green beans, radishes, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. Those are apparently relatively easy to manage. I may give it a go very soon with just one pot. I have grown plants from seeds before. It is kind of a pain, but now I know more about it, it should be much easier.

Originally Posted by CC Cowboy

So which one did you get?

Nothing related to the main subject found in the search. Looking for veggies, not munchies. lol

[CC Cowboy]

Originally Posted by Apex

Nothing related to the main subject found in the search. Looking for veggies, not munchies. lol

Try the tower. They use it at Epcot to grow amazing plants.