Groundbreaking

Don’t miss this groundbreaking latest edition of Urban Garden Magazine! Vertical growing, water culture, seeds, aquaponics, predator mites, neem oil, electrical safety and how to spot the early signs of over-fertilization. It’s all in here!

Grower Day!

A big thank you to everyone who joined us for GROWER DAY on October 2nd! In our latest issue, check out articles on aquaponics, positive plant stress, rooftop hydroponic gardens in Manhattan, and electrical safety tips.

Become a better grower

Check out our Summer Head Candy Special – packed full of indoor gardening tips from real, impartial growers. Urban Garden Magazine is your trusted source of impartial information for hydroponic and organic growers. This issue you will find detailed information of setting up an indoor garden, selecting the right grow light, managing your environment, taking aeroponic cuttings, and much, much more!

Profits or People?

Growers know. Good information is more valuable than gold dust. Whether it’s a top tip from some friendly folks at your local store, a little hands-on advice from a green-fingered friend visiting your garden, or … lo and behold, an article you happen to read in one of those pesky gardening rags, anything that makes your grow easier and more productive pays you dividends, again and again.

A New Dawn

The world food shortage will knock at our doors this year. However, before you rush down to your local Costco, empty the shelves of all their tinned food and head for your cabin in the woods, why not invest in some non-GM seeds and start a vegetable garden with your friends? Better still, with your so-called enemies!

The Yield Issue

We all want our gardens to be successful and to enjoy big, monster, jaw-dropping yields. But what are we prepared to do in order to reach our goals? Urban Garden Magazine explores the secrets to yield success, from pruning to N-P-K to mycorrhizal fungi.

The Big GMO Cover-Up

What you don’t know can hurt you. Global issues like genetic modification have a habit of making us feel atomically small, but willful isolation and silent complicity are not the solution. “You have to be the change you want to see in the world,” says Mahatma Ghandi. Right here, right now.

Special Issue: Plant Pests

Nothing sucks the fun out of indoor gardening quicker than pests and molds. Powdery mildew, spider mites, aphids, thrips, cutworms, and more . . . are you going to let alien invaders wreak havoc in your indoor garden without putting up a fight? No sir. Among your arsenal: beneficial insects, organic controls, pesticides, and (yes indeed!) UV-C light. Not to mention an ounce of prevention to start with!

GMOs vs. Grow Your Own

North America is a huge laboratory and we are the rats. The big experiment is GMO – or Genetically Modified Organisms. It is estimated that over 70% of the foods in an average grocery store contain GMOs.

We still need food to live. Where is it coming from? And do we know what’s in it? On one hand it’s time to insist on proper food labeling. But perhaps most importantly, it’s time to take responsibility for growing it ourselves.