Articles related to "Organic Lawn"

Provide a green foil for your organic flower and vegetable beds by establishing an organic lawn without pesticides or other chemicals.

Keeping a green, weed-free lawn does not require chemicals that are harmful to wildlife or the environment. However, it can be challenging.

For many organic gardeners, the lawn comprises the largest growing space on the property. Grow a natural lawn without pesticides or herbicides.

Preparing your lawn for wintertime is easy and inexpensive. Simple things you can do now will help make your grass green next spring.

Gardeners can turn brown thumbs into green thumbs by avoiding some common oversights, missteps, and costly failures in the organic lawn and garden.

If your plants need a boost in addition to the compost you already use to feed and build your soil in the lawn or garden, choose from one of several organic fertilizers.

Organic lawn and garden maintenance doesn't end with summer. You can prepare your plants, flowers, and lawn for winter dormancy with this autumn garden checklist.

Let fall leaves do what comes naturally. Spend time and money wisely by recycling leaves in your lawn and garden.

A common lawn pest, grubs are the larvae of Japanese Beetles. Learning when to treat for emerging grubs & when to treat the adult forms will keep your lawn healthy.

Using organic lime on lawns and gardens restores the beauty that Mother Nature occasionally needs. The earth needs balance to look young, fresh, and be productive.

Gardening enthusiasts are ready to hit the dirt, but before they do, here are a few tips for gardening in an environmentally-sensitive way.

Beneficial parasitic nematodes work invisibly in the soil to control garden and agricultural pests such as grubs and fungus gnats.

In early May, the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) and the Marin Art and Garden Center hosted the Third Annual Eco-Friendly Garden Tour.

Raking in the organic garden yields free soil amendments, like compost, leaf mold, and mulch. Leaf cleanup is easy when gardeners choose the best rakes.

Organic gardeners are a special breed. When birthdays and holidays come around, nothing makes them happier than a gift bag of dried manure. Here are some more ideas.

Natural pesticides are cheap and easy to make for the organic garden. Supplement your gardening supplies with these homemade pest controls.

Some false garden ideas have been around so long that organic gardeners forget to question these urban legends. Learn about grass clippings, peat moss, and weed fabric.