Product Description: If you are an avid user and growing of marijuana and are looking for one of the best marijuana horticulture books or marijuana growing books out there, then you have come to the right place. With the help of this book, how to Grow Marijuana-The Ultimate Guide to Marijuana Growing: Learn How Marijuana Killed My Cancer, you will learn everything you have ever needed to know about how to grow marijuana...read more

Product Description: If you have been looking for a way to learn more about indoor gardening, then you have come to the right place. With this book, Gardening Book For Beginners-The Ultimate Guide to Indoor Gardening: What No Other Gardening for Dummies Book Has, you will find an array of information that no other gardening books for beginners have...read more

Product Description: Do you have an overwhelming supply of herbs in your garden that you just can’t catch up with? The tendency is that they wilt and die or they go unused and wasted and yet you’re left with nothing to use in the winter. Herbs work like magic in most dishes and beverages...read more

Do you know that growing marijuana is not as difficult as it is a taboo to some areas around the world? Like any plant, they require the same conditions to grow and flourish. However, there are special ways to make the production and harvest more successful. Unlike other plants, Cannabis has faced negative publicity due to the abusive use of its bud commonly known as marijuana. As much as there have been claims to its negative effects, the reality is that the benefits outweigh the consequences. This is especially true for medical marijuana. For example, people who suffer from epilepsy benefit from Cannabis. However, buying the final product can be very costly. Luckily, some areas in the world allow the cultivation of Cannabis. This presents to be a good solution to the problem as planting Cannabis is definitely cheaper than buying marijuana. Marijuana Horticulture: Tips on Growing Marijuana helps those who feel the need to cultivate marijuana themselves. This guides growers to use different methods and media in planting Cannabis. It includes detailed information of the different stages of a Cannabis plant’s life cycle and how to care for it during each of these stages. The instructions are written directly and simply and the additional information adds insight into the art of growing Cannabis. The information presented in this book is a gem for people who need it. It guides first-time growers through the process while it provides information to those who have experienced cultivating Cannabis plant in the past.

Product Description: Tired of having to deal with middlemen just to have it fall short of your expectations? Get this handy guide and learn how to grow marijuana! Since the majority of us just want enough for ourselves, friends, and family the basics behind marijuana horticulture are all laid out here and it couldn’t be easier! No special skills are needed to grow marijuana; but this book will help you master marijuana horticulture and produce quality harvests...read more

Product Description: As one of the most classic and timeless flowers of choice, roses continue to dominate the modern day gardens with their splendid colors and amazing blooms. With flowers that look sophisticated and delicate, it’s so easy to surmise that roses require meticulous care and very deep specific knowledge on their species...read more

Product Description: With just ? of a land acre, create your own mini-farm where you can grow fruits and vegetables, some livestock and establish self-sufficiency for your family. The book on Mini-Farming covers a series of topics associated with building your own micro farm: from choosing and saving seeds, providing essential plant nutrients, ensuring soil fertility, crop rotation and everything else in between...read more

Product Description: Combining the powerful benefits of hydroponic gardening and aquaculture comes a revolutionary way of growing plants and fishes in one symbiotic environment: aquaponics. Aquaponics is not a new concept: plants and fish have always grown and thrived successfully in the same habitat for years! However, in the face of economic turmoil, people are finding real ways and means for sustainability and self-sufficiency, therefore driving them to create a system that allows them to grow plants and animals in the same spot, right at their backyards! You can have your own aquaponic system too! Aquaponic Gardening: Reinventing the Circle of Life was designed, written and published to give you the most essential information in creating your own aquaponic garden...read more

Product Description: In 1930, renowned Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) journeyed to Beijing, where he studied with the Chinese brush-and-ink painter Qi Baishi (1864–1957). Qi, greatly admired for his dynamic brushwork and calligraphy, had a profound impact on Noguchi...read more

Product Description: In recent years there has been an enormous interest among emerging and established artists in architecture of the modern period. Revisiting the Glass House explores the ways in which contemporary artists incorporate images of modern buildings in their work as a means to explore the utopian potential of architecture and to provide an antidote to the cynicism of our time...read more

Product Description: This handsome book explores the recent use of figurative characteristics in the design arts. Through digital literacy and enhanced fabrication techniques, this avant-garde movement has reintroduced hybrids of methods and ideologies that were once considered too ornamental in character or too handcrafted for the 20th-century minimalist design lexicon...read more

Product Description: Since the early 20th century, Chicago has continually fostered young design talent and established itself as a pivotal arts center. This handsome book––published on the 25th anniversary of the Art Institute’s Department of Architecture and Design––features twenty-five young artists from Chicago who showcase the depth and breadth of the city's design culture...read more

Though Louis Isidore Kahn (1901-1974) started his career late in his life, the few projects he was able to undertake were realized to perfection. This book brings together 17 Kahn projects, ranging from private housing to commercial architecture, religious buildings, exhibition spaces, and government buildings.

Product Description: Announcing A+D (Architecture and Design), a new series from the Art Institute of Chicago, which highlights the work of important architects and designers from around the world. Innovatively designed by the New York firm 2x4, the titles are either historical in nature or investigate current critical thinking and practice in architecture and design...read more

A new generation of architects is pushing digital technology to its limits and continues a tradition of "organic" architecture, often labeled "blobitecture." A few architects in the pre-digital era anticipated the shape of today's sleek and supple buildings, but computers have helped make many of today's large, truly innovative architectural projects buildable. Up until now, the new generation's architectural work has been overshadowed by that of the previous generation. This volume defines the next generation and captures the latest trends in architecture it has put foward. A number of the architects (Greg Lynn, RUR Architecture, Foreign Office Architects) were among those selected to compete in the Ground Zero redevelopment effort.Among the thirty architects featured are Greg Lynn, ShoP, Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, Wes Jones, Lindy Roy, Foreign Office Architects, Rem Koolhaas, and Frank Gehry.

Product Description: Throughoutt he 20th century, designers and architects have broken the orthodox box of Modern architecture, established by the International Style, questioning its ideaology and pushing the boundaries of what shapes could be built.

Product Description: The work of modern architect Albert Frey (1903-98) is beautifully presented in this volume on his life and work. Frey arrived in the United States in 1930, the first of Le Corbusier's disciples to begin building in America. In 1934 he moved to Palm Springs, California, where he established the style that we now know as desert modernism, and where most of his work still stands...read more