No Room For a Garden at Home? Problem Solved!

WOW – problem solved with Tower Garden!! I have never seen anything like this before, it’s very cool! They are a state-of-the-art VERTICAL growing system. It’s perfect for rooftops, sunrooms, patios, balconies and terraces. They use aeroponics and specially formulated plant food, it grows almost any vegetable, herb, or flower—and many fruits—in less time than it takes in soil.

The Tower Garden gives you more control of your and your family’s health by making it easy to grow nutritious, great-tasting organic vegetables and fruits at home. You can produce highly nutritious fruits and vegetables in less time than it takes in soil. Gourmet lettuce and other leafy greens grow quickly and can usually be harvested just 3 weeks after transplanting. Many restaurants have Tower Gardens so that they can easily serve their patrons fresh and organic fruit and vegetables right off of the vine!

Tower gardens helps you eat more fruits and vegetables by letting you grow delicious vine-ripened produce right outside your back door. Grow almost anything you like, including tomatoes, lettuce, basil, peppers, spinach, beans, cucumbers, melons, and herbs. And increase your children’s interest in eating fresh fruits and vegetables by involving them in gardening.

Tower Gardens are aeroponic vertical food production system that supports plant growth without soil. The system was developed through research and consumer testing at Future Growing LLC, a hydroponics and hydro-organic consulting firm and supply company,to produce healthy plants and healthy food in a sustainable growing system. The Tower Garden arranges plants vertically and aeroponically distributes and recycles an earth-based mineral nutrient solution in water to nourish the plants. The basic residential Tower Garden unit is 5 pots tall and can grow up to 20 plants in a 2.5′ x 2.5′ space.

Tower Gardens store the mineral nutrient solution inside its 25-gallon reservoir base and pushes it up the tower by means of a small pump. The mineral solution feeds the plant roots – which extend into in the open central corridor of the appliance and hang exposed to the solution there– and returns excess solution to the tower’s reservoir base. This circulation creates a highly oxygenated growing environment for the plants. The system uses less water and less horizontal space than traditional farming while recycling nutrients to minimize waste. A commercial version of the Tower Garden system is displayed in aeroponic garden located in the mezzanine level of Terminal 3, G Concourse at O’Hare International Airport.

Tower Gardens have drawn attention for enabling rooftop gardening by restaurants and individuals – WOW, lucky patrons getting fresh, Organic produce right off the vine!!