Gardens and Cold Cathode Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs

Even outdoor gardens don't always get enough light

, and so it's very helpful to use cold cathode CFLs to supplement the light of the sun. You can place your plants in shade without worry with CCFLs. They have the same range of color temperatures available as standard "hot cathode" compact fluorescents, while maintaining the many benefits of cold cathode technology.

Gardens and Cold Cathode Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs

By: Blair E

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