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Use composted livestock manure safely in the organic garden to fertilize plants with a natural source of nitrogen.

When the organic garden lies fallow in the winter, many gardeners rely on houseplants like poinsettias to extend their hobby into the winter months.

If sticker shock at the grocery store is keeping you from enjoying chemical-free produce, grow organic fruits and vegetables on your porch, balcony, or windowsill.

If you've ever admired a pumpkin that looked like Cinderella's coach or a giant tomato that resembled a softball, learn how you can grow giant produce without chemicals.

Reap the benefits of garlic by growing the bulbs in the organic garden. This easy vegetable will supply your table with fresh garlic for healthy cooking all year.

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.

This article gives step by step information on planting tomatos from seed, transplanting them in the garden, additives to make them grow well, and deterring insects.

Plant a dozen of these cool-season crops and enjoy vegetables from your organic garden before the farmer's markets even open.

Implement one of 26 A to Z organic gardening tips to increase yields, fight garden pests and diseases, and beautify your landscape.

Common pests found in the vegetable garden and the diseases spread by these insects. A closer look for the beginning gardener.