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Airgarden Blog
Airgarden growing zones - what to grow in your location
With the Airgarden, you can grow more than 150 different plants - basically anything that doesn't grow in the ground, or on grapevines, bu...
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5 things to do with extra herbs
With the Airgarden, herbs go from seedling to fully grown in a matter of days, and grow so quickly that sometimes it can be hard to come up...
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Top 5 Green Smoothie Recipes
How many times do you say to yourself, “I’ve got to start eating more greens”? We all know the buzz around “Green Smoothies”, but it can be...
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What to grow on your balcony
If you have a balcony or small space and have always wanted to grow your own herbs and veggies, but thought it was impossible, there are op...
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5 Margarita Recipes To Use Your Airgarden Produce In
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that everybody loves a marg. To spice your margaritas up, we've found 5 of the best on Margarita's ...
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Tips for successfully growing tomatoes in the Airgarden
Do you have plenty of leaves and flowers on your tomato plants, but no fruits coming from them? This issue can be a bit of a head scratcher...
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3 Essential Herbs for you Airgarden
If you’re reading this, it’s safe to say you agree that herbs are the most frustrating thing to buy from the supermarket. They are eye-wate...
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Jason Barratt - Raw yellowtail kingfish recipe
We caught up with Airgarden extraordinaire Jason Barratt from Paper Daisy at Halcyon House. If you're looking for something mouthwatering t...
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Katrina Meynink's Summer Greens with Gin Pesto Recipe
We were lucky enough to catch up with the amazing Katrina Meynink - a self confessed food nerd and author of Kitchen Coquette, Bistronomy F...
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Aeroponics vs Soil
Whilst people have been growing produce in soil for centuries, aeroponic systems like the Airgarden have become increasingly popular due to...
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What to do with your Airgarden when you're away
If you’re heading away on a holiday, firstly - good for you! Secondly, here’s what to do with your Airgarden while you are away. If you are...
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How to Attract More Bees to your Airgarden
Bees have been in the news for a number of years now, and for good reason. Now more than ever, people realise the importance of bees. Why a...
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Must do weekly maintenance checks for your Airgarden
To keep your Airgarden thriving and producing healthy, massive harvests, there are some essential checks you need to be doing each week, al...
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What to do about butterflies & caterpillars
Although prime for growing, the warmer months can also bring with them butterflies. Although beautiful, beware - these attractive assassins...
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What Leaves Tell You About Your Plant Health
The great thing about plants is that when they are feeling sick or stressed, they show us through their leaves. Knowing what to look for, ...
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How To Revive Wilted Lettuce & Leafy Greens
No matter how you’re growing, wilting lettuce or leafy greens will inevitably happen from time to time. But rather than throwing out perfec...
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How to harvest your Airgarden plants
So you’ve finally got the hang of growing and planting seedlings into your Airgarden. Like an anxious parent, you’ve watched your seedlings...
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The ROI of an Airgarden
The Airgarden is built using aeroponics and grows plants 3X faster than soil-based growing. This incredible growth means you'll grow so muc...
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The mental health benefits of gardening
In any good year we can all feel overwhelmed, stressed, isolated and disconnected. 2020 has amplified these feelings, and in response many ...
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What is bolting & what you can do about it
Bolting, also known as 'going to seed', refers to the process of a plant prematurely producing a flowering stem or "bolt" in a natural atte...
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