Organic methods are easy,
healthy and good for the earth! Organic
fertilizers work with nature to provide
the right nutrients to your plants without
ever having to worry about using too much.
Organic matter breaks down slowly, giving
your plants the perfect environment in which
to thrive.
Compost Making - Interesting method
of making compost called Biodynamic colloidal
humus compost.
Hydroponic Gardening - The Hydroponic
Garden Guide provides a wealth of information
and tips for making hydroponic gardening
part of your life. It's an honest, straightforward
guide that will show you how to use this
amazing system to produce strong, healthy plants.
Avant-Gardening: Creative Organic Gardening
- YOU CAN GROW! using sustainable organic
gardening as a medium for creative expression
and spiritual growth. Extensive sustainable
organic gardening information, workshops,
monthly newsletter, virtual tours, links/resources,
and more!
Organic Fertilizers are
your best bet for a healthy beautiful garden.
Gardens Alive! has organic
products specifically for your orchard.
Gardens Alive! offers some of the best Organic Gardening products on the market.
They offer earth friendly lawn fertilizer and pest control, beneficial insects,
weed barriers and much more.
Texas-based Willhite Seeds has the perfect watermelon for any taste. Choose from a variety of colors (red, orange or yellow); seeded or seedless; and tried and true favorite or trendy hybrid. These melons are prized all over the world - here's how to secure your seed for 2008.
They're sometimes referred to as "unicorn plant" and often as "devil's claw," but their real name is martynia, and they're a multipurpose heirloom garden addition that will attract lots of attention to your garden. Martynias have the flavor of okra, only intensified, and sometimes with an undertone of morel mushrooms. Also, the interesting hooked shape of the baby pods lends them to all kinds of culinary applications, from stir-fries to pickled. Read about how to grow martynias, how to cook them, and why they're called "devil's claw."
The second week of May is International Compost Awareness Week. Learn more about what different communities are doing to ramp up home composting, and find out what you can do.
Your all-inclusive guide to growing sweet corn. Read about the varieties best suited to home gardens, when and how to plant seed, disease and pest prevention, and harvesting and seed saving.
The Organic Gardener's Handbook of Natural Insect and Disease Control: A Complete Problem-Solving Guide to Keeping Your Garden and Yard Healthy Without Chemicals (Paperback) By Barbara W. Ellis
