Tons of different plants can be regrown using only a jar of water and a sunny windowsill, as is evidenced by the vegetables featured in this article. Now that your produce garden is in good shape, it’s time to look at what other types of plants can be grown using similar techniques. · Are your container watergardens full of water but missing, you know, the actual plants? To help get you started, we have compiled a list of 16 perfect plants to grow in your water garden (and six to avoid). · Growing plants in water is a practical switch from the usual soil routine. This method eliminates common problems like overwatering, root rot, and soil-borne pests while requiring minimal maintenance. · Learn how to get started growing plants without soil with our guide to 30 of the best plants that grow in water. · Hydroponics is not limited to vegetables and herbs; you can even grow flowers indoors. Here’s a list of 21 plants suitable for hydroponic gardening. · Because space is limited in a water garden, choose a variety of plants to add color, interest, height, and algae control. Also, select waterplants that are native or non-invasive so you won’t accidentally introduce an aggressive species that clogs waterways or overtakes wildlife habitat.
