Lawns may look good, but they are unproductive, require a lot of care, and are environmentally unfriendly due to the high use of pesticides and fertilizers necessary to maintain them. As even the White House has discovered, turning a lawn into an organic vegetable garden is a much better use for Read More...
by Tina Hull That enormous, luscious, cherry red tomato it tempts you to sink your teeth into it, but you know you’re supposed to chop it up and toss it in the salad. Can you resist? You don’t have to if your using the greatest tomato fertilizer there is. With the best tomato Read More...
by Amelia Lathyrus Today we are exposed to a great deal of toxins and harmful chemicals, and beacuse of that growing organic food is becoming more and more important by the day. When non organic food is produced it is regularly sprayed with toxins. This is to protect it from various plant Read More...
by Adam Rowlings Earth Day was established on April 22nd 1970 by Senator Gaylord Nelson. Its initial purpose was to provide a platform for all the different environmentalist groups to unite under a single day to thrust forward their message of conservation and environmental preservation. The Read More...
by Ray Lewis A solution has been found to a serious problem, and the lack of nutrition in soil. The technique has been thoroughly tested in the laboratory and has been demonstrated to be extremely useful. Worm compost is the answer to many gardening problems. Some people may experience goosebumps Read More...
Mulch is a protective layer made up of organic matter. It is applied directly to the soil. Mulch can be made from the following organic matter- newspaper, wood chips, bark chips, pine needles, compost and grass clippings. Over a period of time these materials break down and are absorbed in the Read More...
The Rose is the Queen of Flowers. Most gardens have roses. The best method to grow roses is organically. Organic rose gardens are less polluting. They create a healthy environment. It is inexpensive and quite easy to maintain an organic rose garden. This is because most of the things that you Read More...
Composting is an integral part of organic gardening. So it is important to know a little bit about it. Composting improves the soil structure and moisture retention capability. Composting can be done either with organic matter, or with worms. In composting we create a favorable environment to Read More...
More and more people are shifting to organic gardening because of the numerous benefits associated with it. Organic gardening is not only effective, but also environmental friendly. If you are a beginner, then you should avoid some of the common mistakes that many first-timers often make. Do Not Read More...
There is not one or two but hundreds of benefits of organic gardening. An organic garden is natural because it does not use chemical fertilizers. Chemicals have only short term benefits. More often than not, they end up harming the environment. In comparison, organic fertilizers are natural and a Read More...
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