James A. McCaskill, "Jim" was an inspiration to anyone who likes growing plants. As a professional lecturer he taught classes about Hydroponics and plant nutrients at over a dozen community colleges, universities and garden clubs in Southern California. His ability to captivate and hold the attention of listeners was amazing. He never talked down to anyone, but could explain complex subjects so that anyone could understand.

His experience was used in the writing of 2 books that he authored. The first was Plant Nutrient Facts for Hydroponics, and the second was Container Growing and How to Make Your Own Fully Formulated Plant Nutrient. He was planning to combine the two books into one, and authorize us to publish the resulting book.

This book will give you a simple and complete description of both basic and advanced indoor gardening techniques that gardeners worldwide employ to achieve garden fresh produce and ornamentals year-round.

Packed full of pictures, illustrations and explanations on such topics as lighting, soil, nutrients, hydroponics, and atmospheric control. Plant section includes seedlings, vegetative and flowering, seasons, plant selection and troubleshooting.

Everything a hobby grower needs to succeed in one book.

ISBN: 1-878823-31-0

ISBN: 0-944577-01-5

The Growing Edge magazine is a premium source for hydroponic related information. It offers articles on a wide range of topics and connects you to the industries researchers, dealers and products. Gardening on the Cutting Edge! - The Growing EDGE is an international bi-monthly magazine for gardeners and professional small-commercial growers. The Growing EDGE focuses on innovative, interesting, and environmentally friendly horticulture practices,  whether a new technology such as hydroponics or revivals of traditional methods such as companion planting.

ISBN: 0-921981-40-6

Secrets of High-Yield Plant Growth

by Graham Reinders
Secrets of High Yield Plant Growth is a straightforward, serious text on basic to moderately advanced gardening techniques. Chapters on Super Seeds, Cuttings to Plants, High-Yield Nutrition, Temperature Control for Super Growth, Super Growing Mediums (sic), Aeroponic Growing, Foliar Feed, Pruning, Plant Doctoring, Indoor Plant Lights, Pest Control, People and Pesticides, High-Yield Supplements, and Lawns are each presented in an articulate, thorough analysis of the subject at hand. Reinders ably describes the process or concept with common sense language and logic. Charts and tables are nicely used to help the reader visually grasp difficult material.

187 pages