Watch It Grow Urban Gardening Foundation

Remember - tomorrow is your chance to learn more about hydroponic gardening! This class is for you if: -You want to get into gardening but don't know where to begin -Have experience with soil gardening and are curious about hydro -Are a hydro beginner and want to learn more... Don't forget to share!

Free parks for fourth graders and their families! https://everykidinapark.gov/

We had a great time at the Aquaponics Workshop with the JUST Food Collective today. Thank you to everyone who came out and participated! Please stay tuned for information on future workshops!

This Saturday at Watch It Grow Hydroponics-Downey - learn about growing plants with aquaponics! Aquaponics is a great way to grow organically and sustainability!

Learn how to grow fish and plants for food!

Aquaponics workshop presented by the Just Food Collective, Saturday August 22 from 12-2pm at Watch It Grow! Check out the link below for more info.

The WIG Urban Gardening Foundation is getting ready to green up our neighborhoods! We're excited to start working on gardening projects but first we need your support! Your tax-deductible donations will help us gather supplies to provide disadvantaged communities with access to organic, fresh healthy produce - right at their fingertips! Click on our Donate tab to support our work through PayPal. ... Thank you so much! https://www.facebook.com/WIGUrbanGarden/app_190322544333196

The Solar-powered HydroPro (Hydroponic System) just installed at Pentecostal Lam Hon Kwong School, ready for hydroponics training.

Gardens/Hydroponics in Public Schools and what the kids get from it

http://ewao.com/a/1-he-holds-the-patent-that-could-destroy-

Vertical Tower Gardens gwttimg more and more popular. Get one at Watch It Grow Hydroponics in Downey

The Watch It Grow Urban Gardening Foundation is proud to have been able to help the students of the ASPIRE Afterschool program in Downey learn how to germinate and plant seeds!! Right on time for spring :)

http://www.goodshomedesign.com/how-to-grow-6000-lbs-of-foo/