Based in Palmdale, America’s Best Hydroponics and Garden Center is able to assist with any and all hydroponic needs for both beginners and veteran hydroponic growers by providing residents of the Santa Clarita Valley, Antelope Valley, Kern County, Palmdale, and Lancaster with all of the tools, equipment, resources, and information needed in order to create and maintain their very own hydroponic garden whether it be inside or outside.
With over 20 years of experience America’s Best Hydroponics owner and founder Paul works with his employees to continually test out new products and methods. They attend grow shows to continue expanding their knowledge and expertise on hydroponic grow systems to provide their customers with the highest level of service and information
In 2013 one in three American households grew their own food in some capacity according to a National Gardening Association report and that number is expected to just keep growing with new easier methods to grow your own food. The amount of money spent on materials and supplies for hydroponic grow systems has also spiked in the last five years according to the same report.
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Numbers have continued to show that growing your own food at home is not a fad as many Americans are placing high amounts of value on being able to eat delicious food that they are confident in knowing is not made using dangerous or unknown chemicals, as well as being able to eat from their own responsible and sustainable food sources while saving money.
Growing your own organic produce and taking it straight from your garden to your table provides many health and financial benefits.
“Many of the fruits and vegetables we consume are being waxed, dyed, sprayed with pesticides and exposed to radiation, which is extremely harmful to humans and the environment,” Paul shared.
“This is just another reason why everyone should learn hydroponics.”
In the event the United States experiences hyperinflation or other severe economic problems, causing produce prices to skyrocket, growing food at home may be the only way to ensure families can stay healthy and avoid cheap and unhealthy processed food
Some parts of the United States already experience “food deserts,” which the U.S. Department of Agriculture defines as low-income communities where it is impossible to buy fresh fruits and vegetables without driving at least a mile to the nearest grocery store. Hydroponics could be a solution for residents in those areas
Growing outdoors above the Artic Circle could be a challenge, however.
Paul foresees indoor gardens as a common sight in households of the future.
“Like the computer, [hydroponics] will be a modern tool for everyday living,” he said.
America’s Best Hydroponics and Garden Center is located at 641 West Palmdale Blvd., Unit D in Palmdale.
Visit America’s Best Hydroponics and Garden Center’s online store at http://hydroponicsunlimited.com. Learn more about the company at http://americasbesthydroponics.com and http://palmdalehydroponics.com. Or call them at (661) 266-3906.
Hydroponics Unlimited has been serving the Antelope Valley, Santa Clarita and Kern County since 2006 as one of the leading hydroponics and gardening stores in Southern California. Their owners are hands on experts, sharing their years of knowledge and expertise. Visit them in their Palmdale location at 641 West Palmdale Blvd., Unit D, Palmdale, CA. 93551, or call Hydroponics Unlimited at (661) 266-3906. You may also visit their on-line store at www.hydroponicsunlimited.com
