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Seven is a lucky number when you consider these reasons to switch to organic gardening methods.

Do you use pesticides on your pot plants? Beware you may be increasing your risk of cancer.

The seed and greenhouse industries are preparing for a surge in backyard vegetable gardens as consumers try to cut costs and ensure they're eating safe, delicious food.

Composting is a quick and easy way to make use of yard waste, such as leaves and twigs, grass clippings, and kitchen waste.

In our never-ending quest for better health, there is something you can do that benefits both your body and your world. Organic gardening will lead to a healthier you!

When chemicals and inorganic fertilizers were used by most gardeners the pioneers of organic gardening were often considered to be cranks, but fortunately not any more.

Do you realise that by simply sitting on your sofa, watching TV and eating an apple you are exposing yourself to a dose of toxic chemicals?

Parents can help their children develop a love of the earth and a greater environmental awareness with simple habits and activities that have a lasting impact.

Now you can save money and grow healthful organic vegetables right in your own backyard.

Certify your organic garden with the National Wildlife Federation, and join thousands of others who promote sustainable gardening techniques.

"The Vegetable Gardener's Bible" is a great reference book for all gardeners, whether he or she gardens organically or not.

So the recession, health concerns or a desire to be self-sufficient has made you think about growing your own food. Here are some strategies for success.