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What is Caliche? Caliche may be found a few centimeters under the surface or it may be buried in sand, and dust up to two meters below. caliche • calcium carbonate • hardpan • calcrete • kalihari
What is Topsoil? Topsoil differs in texture, content, and color depending on regions, whether the climate is temperate, arid, or desert. topsoil • soil • oxygen • plants • organisms
Caliche - Hard Desert Gardening There is a form of soil that desert gardeners know well. It’s called caliche (pronounced kah-leech-ay, and it has driven many desert gardeners to desperation. caliche • hardpan • calcrfete • duricrust • kankar
Planning A Desert Vegetable Garden There are a lot of things to consider if you're going to have a desert vegetable garden. Plan before you plant! drainage • caliche • hardpan • raised beds • sunlight
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Olympic View - From Small Farm to Garden Tour Kathy Miller's Olympic View Garden -a great sight on a cold winter day. olympic mountains • gardening • gardens • gardeners • rhododendrons
Choosing Grape Varieties Healthy, productive grapevines are possible with careful attention to their requirements. choosing grape varieties • growing the right grapes • assessing vineyard location • produce high quality grapes • optimum grape production
Soil Compaction Soil compaction is a serious problem on the farm and can result in reduced crop yields. By recognizing the factors that contribute to the problem it is possible to practice better farming techniques which can reduce the cost of soil compaction. compaction • soil • farm • farming
Accessories for the Home Vegetable Garden Gardening is more enjoyable when the gardener has good tools. The gardener will also be more successful when they have the right tool and accessories for the task. gardening • garden tools • garden accessories • garden hand tools • gardener accessories
Drainage in Your Desert Garden Too much drainage, or too little can be destructive to plants. It can also lead to water wastage. drainage in your desert garden • plants need water • sloping ground • soil texture • soil structure
Growing Plants With Garden Seed Mats Organic gardeners can use seed tape or a seed mat as an easy way to grow flowers, vegetables, and herbs in the landscape. seed tape • seed mat • wildflower mats • seed mats • flower seed mats
How to Plant Desert Trees: Pt I There are no tricks or secrets to planting desert-adaptec trees and shrubs, but there are special situations you'll want to deal with. desert-adapted trees • desert-adapted shrubs • evergreen • deciduous • herbaceous
How to Plant a Tree Planting a tree is a complex process and there is a lot of bad advice floating around. Nurseries may sell you products which are costly and may cause long term problems. how to plant a tree • how to stake a tree • selecting a tree • planting a tree in clay soil • compost for planting a tree
Mole Control in the Organic Garden Next to deer, moles probably incense organic gardeners more than any other lawn and garden pest. Learn how to control moles without harmful chemicals. mole pest control • organic mole control • mole eradication • mole extermination • mole repellent
My Scorecard - Good or Bad We were not bending the rules, we were just using a few informal ones to help our game. As long as you are not trying to establish a handicap I see no problem with the use of Mulligans. golf with a smile • golf • mulligan • winter rules • first tee
October Questions & Answers October garden questions and answers. Crape myrtles, hollyhocks and hydroseeding lawns. october garden questions and answers. crape myrtle • hollyhocks and hydroseeding lawns.
One-Seed Juniper Along with the pinyon pine, the one-seed juniper can add beauty and structure to a desert garden. one-seed juniper • juniper • pinyon • pinion • juniper berries
Organic Straw Bale Gardening Straw bales can allow organic gardeners to harvest large yields of vegetables in poor soil conditions. This no dig gardening method is easy and inexpensive. straw bale garden • organic garden • raised bed • no dig garden • hay bale garden
Silk Road Cities: Dekhistan Dekhistan, in the Balkan region of Turkmenistan, is one of the remotest of destinations in this desert country, but worth the effort (and adventure) of getting there. turkmenistan • adventure travel • misrian • dekhistan • desert cities
Solar Sterilization Solar sterilization renews the garden soil, and helps revitilize your bulbs as it helps them fight viruses and fungi, resulting in fresh and bigger blooms. The best kept secret is that solar sterlization is easy. daffodil bulbs • daffodil gardening • daffodil garden • mid atlantic gardening • garden soil
Editor Returns from Year Long Break! Diana Pederson, The Enabled Gardener, returns from a year-long break. enabled gardener • weed wackers • moving gardens • redesigning gardens
Lawn Renovation: Know your weeds Lawn renovation as an alternative to new lawn installation. This is the first in a series of articles focusing on the different activities involved in renewing a tired out lawn. lawn • turf • renovate • thatch • dethatch
Organic Gardening Guidelines for Beginners Taking the time to properly prepare for your first vegetable garden can make all the difference between success and failure. organic gardening • garden crops • water requirements • soil amendments • soil ph
Spring Fever How to amend your soil to get the best start on the season spring fever • amending soil • soils • sand • vermiculite
Daphne-Demon or Darling? I may be a slow learner, but I'm not a quick forgetter. Here's what happened the last time I put daphnes in my garden. And, I'm going to try them again! dahpne • soil ammendement
Fort Apache: The Moon In 1959, the army studied the possibility of constructing a military base on the moon. The primary reason for this was to, in effect, seize the highest ground imaginable. ,In 1959, the army studied the possibility of constructing a military base on the moon. The primary reason for this was to, in effect, seize the highest ground imaginable. moon • army • van • braun • nuclear
Let's Get Three-Dimensional, (Part 2 of 2) As promised, it's time to take another look at the glory of computer generated 3D and what makes it tick. Grab your notepads boys and girls; we've got a lot to cover! 3d • bryce • photoshop • render • ray-trace
Planting Basics: Soil The first thing; the most basic thing about planting anything is what it's being planted in. The soil. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Planting Basics Planting is a no-brainer...right? Wrong! One of the easiest ways to waste money is to buy a plant, dig a hole in what passes for soil in your yard and plop it in.Some plants will survive this, but a great many will depart to that great compost heap in the sky. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials |
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