This post was updated June 25 at 9:17 p.m. Gina Osborne thought vegetables could not grow without soil. But at the Tower Gardens on the Sproul Landing Sun Deck, she does just that.

The tower also uses 98% less water than a traditional garden.Heath Starr Fiedler with Point Park University said, "You can grow over 150 different types of plants and fruits and vegetables in ...

This is thanks to the installation of three aeroponic Tower Gardens along the eastern wall of the cafeteria, serving as part of a pilot project between Community Consolidated School District 21 ...

The Salvation Army acquired a 4th aeroponic Tower Garden that will begin growing tomatoes, baby eggplants, and mini peppers outside in a location that receives direct sunlight to aid in providing ...

We applied for it and she is getting three tower garden aeroponic systems for fifth and sixth grade.” The towers do not require soil due to the use of hydroponics, and the hope is to work interesting ...

N IXA, Mo. (KY3) - Fresh vegetables will soon be provided to students at Nixa Public Schools using aeroponic towers. The food will also be donated monthly to a local pantry in Christian County.

The tower gardens are indoor vertical garden units with LED lights that are used to grow vegetables and flowers using aeroponics — without any soil. Windsor High School students Clara Howell and Eva ...