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Fertilize Naturally with Leaf Mulch Let fall leaves do what comes naturally. Spend time and money wisely by recycling leaves in your lawn and garden. lawn care • organic lawn care • mulch • mulching • composting
Gardener’s Harvest The falling leaves signal the harvest for gardeners. Bringing in the bounty from the trees in our neighborhoods will provide for our gardens’ winter needs just as the fruits of the farm provide for our families. leaf raking • compost • fallen leaves • mulching • mulch
Mulch Your Organic Garden with Falling Leaves Losing leaves helps a tree go dormant and survive winter. These same leaves can help your plants survive winter and improve the garden soil. leaf mulch • leaf mold • organic mulch • free mulch • garden mulch
What to do WIth Fall Leaves Although we all enjoy the colorful fall leaves when they are on the trees, they soon come down and need attention. Raking, mulching, bagging are all chores to be done. fall leaves • fallen leaves • colorful leaves • leaves on lawns • raking leaves
Don't Waste Those Leaves! Piles of valuable nutrients rain onto our yards and gardens each fall. Here's how to make the most of fallen leaves. leaf mulch • using fallen leaves in gardens • leaf mold • leaves as compost • how long leaves must rot before using leaf compost
Much ado about mulch Mulching garden beds with leaves protects perennial plants from the freeze and thaw cycles so typical of our southern Ontario climate. mulch • canadian gardeners • seasonal gardens • climate effects on gardening • winter gardens
Fall Gardening - Top Ten List Fall is a time for garden preparation. Plant trees, perennials,grow a vegetable garden,design and install a swimming pool,prune trees, roses and shrubs. how to plant a tree • how to plant a vegetable garden • how to prune trees • hardy perennials • bedding plants
Pests v. Pesticides Homeowners should be more concerned about the use of too much fertilizer and other lawn chemicals. A Virginia program teaches that too much pollutes and endangers health. lawn care • turf • weeds • pesticides • fertilizer
Vast Horizons For Organic Gardener Organic gardening is gaining favor at every level of communication. On the news, in magazines, at every type of gardening event, organic gardening is in the focus. organic • gardening • gardeners • community • ecological
Create a Backyard Habitat You can make your backyard a habitat for wildlife. Just look around for native plants and trees and provide food, shelter, water, and protection for young. habitat • backyard habitat • plants for habitats • wildlife in the back yard • butterfly habitat
Getting Garden Soil Ready Sandy, clay or loam, it's important to make sure a garden's soil is ready to feed new plants. garden soil • beginning gardening • gardening 101 • clay • sand
Snowdrops for Earliest Spring Flowers Of all the spring flowers, the dainty white and green snowdrops are among the first to bloom, sometimes pushing up through the late winter snow. spring flowers • plant spring bulbs • flowering spring bulbs • flowers for spring • snowdrop flowers
Texas Gardening – Making Compost Composted organic material is the most important thing that can be added to Texas gardens and landscape plants. It provides nutrients and improves soil condition. texas garden • gardening • composting • compost materials • how to compost
More on Backyard Habitats Create water sources and protection for the animals, birds, and insects in your backyard habitat. backyard habitat • habitat • butterfly habitat • bird habitat • small animal habitat
New Gardeners Next Door
New gardeners next door bring reflections on the importance of understanding how plants work and that they aren's like animals in many respects. new gardeners • novice gardeners • weeds • gardening with children • how plants work
Planning for Perennial Crops - Vegetables Perennial vegetables will be growing in the same spot for as much as two decades, so it's important to choose and prepare their locations carefully. rhubarb • asparagus • artichokes • sorrel • jerusalem artichokes
SlugFest Slug invasions are one of the most common springtime gardening problems in all areas of the world. Here's a number of environmentally friendly suggestions for trimming your problem down to size. slug control • slugs
Snow, Wonderful Snow! Why snow cover is important to northern gardeners and what you can do if you don't get it. northern gardening • snow cover • mulching • mulch • snow mold
The Hosta Plant Gives Lush Evergreen Foliage Hostas or the Plantain Lily are shade loving plants with stunning multicolored foliage. Hostas are easy to grow and produce delicate lily-like flowers. the hosta plant • lush evergreen foliage • grow hostas • multicolored foliage • delicate lily-like flowers
VA Spiderwort in Natural Gardens Virginia spiderwort (Tradescantia virginiana), Virginia Native Plant Society 2008 Wildflower of the Year, is a long-blooming herbaceous perennial for native plant gardens virginia spiderwort • tradescantia virginiana • tradescantia ohiensis • tradescantia andersoniana • tradescantia subaspera
Fantastic Fall Finale Take steps to make sure that the fall display in your garden leaves you with plenty of fond memories for the long, cold winter. fall-blooming perennials • cold-tolerant annuals • pansies • pansy • viola
Mulching: Mimicry or Murder? How much mulch is the right amount? How can a gardener tell? Why mulch in the first place? Are you guilty of over mulching? Or do you never mulch at all? mulch compost decay soil health microherd insulati
Planting for Backyard Wildlife -- Part 4 of 4 backyard wildlife, backyard plantings, urban wildlife, environment, nature backyard wildlife • backyard plantings • urban wildlife • environment • nature
Work Less, Enjoy the Garden More with Ground Covers Ground covers are the best project around to lower your garden maintenance chores. You just have to invest time and effort first to reap the dividends of beauty and leisure down the road. ground cover • garden maintenance • lawn • landscape • lawn alternatives
Choosing and Growing Roses In The Great Lakes Region. Growing roses might take a bit more work, but it is possible for those of us who garden in the Great Lakes Region to grow and enjoy many wonderful roses! hardy roses for the great lakes region • growing roses great lakes • cultivars • rose gardening • canandian explorer roses
Ready for Spring If you've got a case of late winter gardener's and forager's blues, here are some projects and harvests to cure what ails you. garden • gardening • urban gardening • urban homestead • echinacea
Aroids: 'A World Food’ Aroids are believed to be one of the oldest cultivated crops known to man. They were grown in Asia as a food crop over 10,000 years ago. Read on for great recipes, history and more... aroids • cultivated crops • colocasia cultivation • tannia • malanga
History of Bungee Jumping The first bungee jumpers, Pentecost Land Divers, used vines tied to their ankles and dived off towers made of sticks wearing nothing but a penis sheath called a nambus. history bungee jumping • pentecost jump • first bungee jump • bungee jumping vanuatu • legend bungee jump
Great Garlic Growing & Harvesting Growing garlic is easy, and so is keeping it fresh for healthy, flavorful cooking! Read on for spring and summer garlic care, and check out great fall planting tips too! garlic growing • easy ways to grow organic garlic • organic • garlic scapes • curing garlic |
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