Fifth Season Gardening Company's beginnings trace back to 2000 with the opening of Asheville Agricultural Systems in Asheville and then a few years later with the opening of Carolina Hydrogardens in Durham and Greensboro. In 2006, we decided to co...
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Store history
| Founded | 2000 |
|---|---|
| Founder(s) | Richard Quinn |
| Headquarters | Carrboro, NC |
| Sister stores | Ashville, NC; Durham, NC; Greensboro, NC; Charlottesville, VA; Raleigh, NC |
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Fifth Season was founded in 2000 by current owner Richard Quinn and his brother-in-law in Ashville, NC as a resource for quality organic hydroponic garden supplies. Since then the store has expanded to 5 stores between NC and VA, and increased their product offerings to include a broad range of unusual items—from beer and wine making supplies to high quality specialty garden tools.
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Hydroponics enables gardening enthusiasts to garden all year round using grow lights regardless of climate. Hydroponics is an indoor gardening method that requires no soil to grow plants.The water that is used to grow plants stays in the system and can be reused – thus, lower water costs. Unlike conventional gardening, it is possible to control the nutrition levels in their entirety with hydroponics. With hydroponics pests and diseases are also easier to get rid of than in soil due to the mobility of the containers. Most importantly, hydroponics enables indoor gardeners to grow plants faster and with a higher yield than conventional gardening.
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