Articles related to "Organic Gardening"



Gifts for Organic Gardeners
Pick the best tools, supplies, and products for organic gardeners at gift-giving time to make organic gardening easy and enjoyable.
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Organic Gardening -- Grasses -- Perennials
Rodale publishes books with an emphasis on organic garden methods. You can count on their books to not encourage you to use various herbicides or pesticides in your garden.
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Alternative Communities
How we supply our food may decide how we live with each other.
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Beginning Organic Gardening Mistakes
We all make mistakes. Here are some common ones which beginning organic gardeners make.
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Butterflies in the Organic Garden
Butterfly gardening is a rewarding offshoot of keeping an organic garden. Learn about the flowers, host plants, and habitat that attract butterflies to your yard.
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Can You Dig It?
Join me for (almost) daily organic gardening thoughts at my new blog! <a href="http://can-u-dig-it.blogspot.com" target=new>Can You Dig It?</a> (The site will open in a new browser window.)
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Coffee in the Organic Garden
Coffee grounds are a free and nutrient dense source of material in the organic garden. Use them as a compost amendment or directly in the garden as a soil enhancer.
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Companion Planting
Organic gardening uses cultivating practices that benefit the plants, thus avoiding artificial commercial remedies. One of those practices is companion planting.
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Compost in the Organic Garden
Compost enriches your garden soil, providing nutrients the organic way. You also retard moisture loss and reduce the strain on landfills.
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Creating a Personal H(e)aven
Create a personal haven in your own backyard with tips from Suite U course, "Ecological Gardening: Organics and Beyond."
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Critter Ridder
A big part of organic gardening is embracing and encouraging biodiversity...even if that means taking the high road with some creatures we'd just as soon do without.
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Crop Rotation in Organic Gardens
Keeping track of your garden as the season goes on is important in the organic garden. Crop rotation is a cultural practice that requires record keeping.
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Daisies and Trees
Two books are discussed. The first is on hardy woody plants and the second is on organic gardening.
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Damage Control - Can This Plant Be Saved?
If your landscape has been neglected and looks like it's reached the Plant Point of No Return, think again. There are many steps you can take to resusitate your garden...without pesticides.
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Easy, Organic Garden Weeding
Piles of old newspapers are a non-toxic way to kill weeds and grass in perennial and vegetable gardens
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Ecobabble or Ecopsychology? (Organic Gardening Part Three)

Growing Garlic
Growing garlic can be fun and rewarding with the proper care and attention. Garlic has beneficial properties for plants and people. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller.
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Growing Your Own!
Grow your own food and be safe.
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Health and Safety in the Organic Garden
Be aware of the dangers of organic gardening to make it safely. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller.
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Heirloom Seeds
What are heirloom seeds and why should we use them? The term 'heirloom' has come to be used for older (generally 50 years or older) non-hybrid seed varieties of flowers and vegetables. Many of these were favorites of previous generations of gardeners. By growing them on a regular basis, gardeners are helping to preserve many valuable and interesting types of plants that might otherwise disappear.
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Ho-Ho...O! Organic Gardening Gifts and Tips for the Holiday Season
A concise gift guide for the organic gardener on your holiday shopping list.
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Indoor Container Gardening
Want to garden but don't have the space outside? Try planting inside and see what you can grow!
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Keep Pets Out of an Organic Garden
Organic gardeners can encourage a peaceful coexistence between their beloved pets and their favorite hobby without chemicals or harsh methods.
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Kill Cutworms in an Organic Garden
If your seedlings look like a team of miniature lumberjacks invaded in the night, you have a cutworm problem. Control these pests naturally.
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Let's Talk Dirty - The Basics of Beginning Composting
Compost is the best friend of organic gardeners. Don't relish the thought of tending to a messy, stinky, rotting pile of garbage? You're kidding, right? Actually, composting is not only educational and beneficial, it's fun...(and only stinky if you're doing it wrong).
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Manure: Nothing to Sneeze At!
Manure in the Garden is Nothing to Sneeze At
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Mulch Mulch and More Mulch
Mulch in your garden is a wise investment. Any time and money you spend will be richly rewarded with a big reduction of pests and disease. Your plants will be healthier
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Native Plants in An Organic Garden
Native plants make a fine addition to your organic garden for a variety of reasons; economy, ecology, beauty and more.
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Ontario Bans Back Yard Pesticides
There is good news for back yard vegetable gardeners in Ontario. Beginning in the spring of 2009, the cosmetic use of pesticides and herbicides will be against the law.
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Organic Garden Compost
Great changes take place within a compost pile so that it becomes greater than the sum of its parts - there are more usable nitrates than in the original material. "Good
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Organic Garden from Scratch
You can start an organic garden from scratch even if you are disabled and unable to do back-breaking work. Here is how I did it.
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Organic Garden Seeds of Autumn
Organic gardening opens the door for seeds to germinate wherever they fall. No herbicides will interfere. Nature provides rich rewards for the receptive garden.
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Organic Gardening
Organic gardening and conventional vegetable gardening differ in pest control and fertility: organic gardening utilizes organic weed killer and organic fertilizer.
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Organic Gardening In High Summer
High Summer, August thru early September, is a time of peak plant growth and sometimes punishing cumulative effect of prolonged heat. Organic cultural practices can help
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Organic Gardening to the Max
Sometimes, organic gardening is the result of circumstances beyond one's control.
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Organic Gardening: Getting Started, Doing the Right Thing
Many people would like to either "convert" to organic gardening or just get started as a new gardener using organic methods. The most oft-asked question is: how and where do I begin?
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Organic Lettuce Growing Tips
Growing lettuce without pesticides and chemicals is fairly easy. Here's how to grow lettuce using organic methods.
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Organic Sprays
Here are some sprays which are useful in controlling insects and disease in your garden.
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Pasta and the Organic Garden
Organic gardening is like making a great pasta dish. You start with a great base and use the best ingredients to top it off.
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Permaculture Zone Design
Garden design for organic and permaculture gardens can use the concept of zoning to create an efficient and ecologically sustainable system that minimisers the gardener's
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Planning an Organic Garden
Organic Gardens should include a variety of features such as beneficial animal habitat, ease of access, and a compost pile.
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Recycling in the Organic Garden
Recycle your household waste into useful items for the organic garden.
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Relax, You're Gardening
Gardening should be relaxing. Too many people obsess about little details, and too many newcomers are overwhelmed by all the advice they receive. Plants are tough and here are some ways to make choices about your garden easier.
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Roses the Organic Way
Roses may not seem like the ideal candidate for organic gardening...but there are numerous effective non-toxic methods of controlling rose pests and diseases.
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Rotation Planting - Beginner Style
A beginners guide to rotation planting - one of the basics of the successful organic garden.
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Russian Sage and Garden Rehab
First, we take a look at a truly carefree, award-winning perennial that should be planted now for next summer's color: Russian Sage. Also, I'll share the preliminary stages of detoxing my new lawn and garden.
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Soil Testing, Part 1
How can soil testing help an organic gardener? It's not a straight forward proposition, but if you are having problems, testing can help you help your soil.
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Stone Age Farming, a review
eco-agriculture for the 21st century
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Stop Slugs in the Organic Garden
Slugs and snails can cause a great deal of damage in the organic garden in short order. Kill or repel these pests with natural methods.
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The Early Spring Organic Garden
Plant a dozen of these cool-season crops and enjoy vegetables from your organic garden before the farmer's markets even open.
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