eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

Green & Organic

Sort by:
Best Match
Most Popular
Newest

Showing 1-50 of 51 results

  • How to Grow Tomatoes in Texas in the Winter

    Most people do not know that you can grow tomatoes year round in Texas. Follow these simple steps and you can harvest your own tomatoes all year round and avoid the high prices at the grocery...

  • How to Reduce Your Embedded Energy Consumption

    We need to look at ways to reduce our dependence on oil. A rare topic needs a closer look. "Embodied energy analysis is interested in what energy goes to supporting a consumer, and so all...

  • How to Attract Wild Birds to a Yard and Garden

    Watching wild birds frolic in your yard is always a delight. Here is how you can make your garden a bird friendly place.

  • How to Save Honey Bees and Other Pollinators

    It's on the news: Honey bees are dying off. It could threaten the food supply, as well as destroy whole ecosystems as fewer plants can make seeds to replenish themselves. The news stories often...

  • How to Sprout Roots from an Avocado Seed

    Avocados are delicious when eaten alone. Also avocados are essential when making guacamole. Every avocado contains a seed that has the potential of growing into a whole new avocado tree. Each...

  • How to Grow and Harvest Organic Spinach

    Spinach is a cold weather low maintenance crop and so easy to grow and harvest. It only took 6 weeks to start enjoying it this year. My husbands garden is all organic so our organic spinach is...

  • How to Make a Raised Organic Backyard Vegetable Garden

    Looking for an inexpensive and easy way to grow your own vegetables? Create a raised vegetable garden bed. It is a great way to keep out pests and allow your vegetables more room to grow. ...

  • How to Lasagna Garden

    Easy, inexpensive, organic and fun lasagna (layered) gardening. Make it any size or any shape and most ingredients are free.

  • How to Create a Compost Pile

    Making a compost pile is an inexpensive way to recycle used organic materials into am ongoing supply of organic fertilizer for a garden. A home compost pile can be made on the ground or in a...

  • How to Avoid Mosquito Bites Naturally

    With warm weather season comes the annoying bug season. Here are some natural ways to avoid mosquito bites. Besides annoying, mosquito bites can be harmful to your health as well as the chemicals...

  • How to Dry and Store Herbs

    Do you love Herbs, flowers, cooking with things out of your summer garden, and potpourri? Would you like to learn easy ways how to dry and store your favorite herbs and flowers for those amazing...

  • How to Make Your Own Organic Bicrarbonate Spray

    True to its name, powdery mildew forms a dusty gray or white powder on stems, buds, fruits, and foliage. This disease can significantly reduce a plants yield and vigor, sometimes destroying them...

  • How to Make Compost

    Why use compost? It is economical, eco-friendly and healthy for your plants. Compost consists of a large amount of organic materials that decomposes into a small amount of nutrient-rich soil. Here...

  • How to Identify Good Bugs That Destroy Aphids

    When you find an Aphid infestation stop and look carefully before you panic and get out the insect spray. Check your plants carefully to see if the insect predators ‘good bugs’ are already there...

  • How to Make Willow Tea- Natural Rooting Hormone

    Willow bark contains natural rooting chemicals which work well for rooting other plants. Using willow branches to make a tea to use for watering plants is the easiest way to incorporate natural...

  • How to Make Your Own Cactus Potting Soil

    Cacti can be fun plants to have in your home. For the most part, they are very easy to care for and maintain, even for the beginner gardener. Cacti do require a special soil in order for them to...

  • How to Make your Home more Environmentally Friendly

    Making your home a little more "green" is not nearly as hard as you may think. There are so many different things that you can do to make your home more environmentally friendly and even...

  • How to Go Green at Home

    Have you always wanted to save money but also help the environment? These safe tips will help you go green, and save money.

  • How to Create a School Compost Program

    Composting at home helps reduce a family's carbon footprint. Composting at a school can reduce a community's carbon footprint, as well as create an educational opportunity for children and their...

  • How to Avoid Pesticides

    With this economy, avoiding pesticides may not be at the top of the grocery list, but there are good reasons to consider making it a priority. Pesticides have been shown to corrupt the ecology by...

  • How to Start A Community Garden in Your Backyard

    As the economy worsens, those who have the desire to save money by vegetable gardening can elicit the help of their neighbors to start a community garden right in their own backyard. This not only...

  • How to Grow Lavender Plants

    Growing lavender is easy in well-drained, balanced loamy soil with lots of sunshine. The plant is loved the world over. Here’s how to successfully grow lavender in pots, in the ground, or in...

  • How to Understand and Lower Your Carbon Footprint

    A carbon footprint is a measurement of the amount of CO2 (carbon dioxide) you emit in a year. It is based on fuel consumption. The amount of fuel you use from driving, heating your home, food,...

  • How to Grow Tomatoes

    As organic as storebought tomatoes claim to be, they still will never compare with delicious, vine-ripened home grown tomatoes. Growing tomatoes in an urban, suburban, or rural garden is fun and...

  • How to Grow The Best Organic Porch or Balcony Container Tomatoes in a Bucket

    This method for growing incredible organic container tomatoes on your balcony or porch uses little known “beyond organic” methods for boosting tomato growth, but it can cost relatively little. The...

  • How to Build a Window sill Hydroponics System

    Ever wanted to play with hydroponics but didn't know where to start? If you have a sunny windowsill and the will to grow plants. A windowsill hydroponics system is easy to set up and maintain. You...

  • How to Attract Ladybugs to Your Yard

    Ladybugs are essential to have around if you wish to keep Aphids and other plant pests off your precious roses or out of your garden. By building this simple ladybug house you can attract ladybugs...

  • How to Build an Aquaponic Riverbed System for 100 Plants

    Aquaponics is basically growing fish and plants in the same closed loop system without any chemicals. In an aquaponic system there are no expensive nutrients to add or monitor, no toxic waste...

  • How to Attract Free Fish Food for Your Pond

    We are going to attract an insect to our container that is naturally occurring in most parts of the world and all of North America. Is NOT a pest species. Drives away pest flies such as blue...

  • How to Grow Potatoes in a Planter On Your Patio or Yard

    Growing potatoes in a planter on your porch, patio or yard is easy. Every potato you grow is one less you have to buy. It is surprisingly easy to grow 5 lbs or more in one container!!! With this...

  • How to Build a Deep Culture Hydroponics system (with fish)

    This hydroponics style system uses no chemical fertilizers, creates no toxic waste to dispose of and is simple to build and operate. You will be using the system of "Aquaponics" to grow...

  • How to Recycle At Home Easily

    Recycling is one of the most important things you could do for the environment. Recycling items can help fight global warming as well as climate change. It doesn't take much effort and can help...

  • How to Start a Farmers' Market

    What comes to mind when you envision a Farmers’ Market -- home-made stands with rows of fresh produce, pickups full of melons, jars of honey from the local beekeeper? Farmers’ Markets have been...

  • How to Compost in a Bag

    If you live in a small space like an apartment but still want to compost, bag composting is a fairly easy method that you can use.

  • How to Grow Your Own Pineapple Plant in 5 Easy Steps Anyone Can Do

    Have you ever thought about growing your own pineapples? With a little time and patience, it can be done. You'll only get one pineapple per plant, but still, it's fun watching the plant grow and...

  • How to Be a Vegetarian/Vegan Gardener

    Vegetarian isn’t just a food choice, it’s a lifestyle. For those of us who are vegan or vegetarian we try to avoid most or even all animal byproducts. Who can blame us? With the recent food...

  • How to Control Garden Pests with Herbs

    There are lots of herbs that are great compliments to vegetable plants and that help get rid of the pests that like to invade our gardens. Here is a list of a few.

  • How to Recycle or Reuse Your Water Bottle

    There are many things you can make out of your water bottle. Making use out of the bottle makes so much more sense than tossing it in the trash. Here are at least a dozen ways to reuse your...

  • How to get a Green Life, and create a better America?

    The world is quickly changing, affecting our daily lives. It is time we make changes in society before situations worsen. It is time to be aware of our societal and environmental concerns, and...

  • How to Reuse plastic bottles in the garden

    Before you throw out -- or even recycle -- those plastic containers, see if you can put some of these ideas to work in your garden. They'll save waste and make your work easier.

  • How to Make a Sustainable Landscape

    What is a sustainable landscape? London2012.com defined their goal for the next Olympic Games as a major effort in sustainability: "Being ‘sustainable’ means providing for peoples’ current...

  • How to make COMPOST FOR YOUR GARDEN

    Compost is an excellent way to recycle various organic materials and enrich your garden soil. Here are some simple tips to help build your compost heap.

  • How to identify Ladybug Larvae.

    Each year gardeners release little armies of bad-bug-eating ladybugs. The best thing that can happen to a garden is those ladybugs being comfortable enough to fall in love and shack up with a...

  • How to Become a Veganic Gardener

    What's not to admire about those who choose to be Vegan's, these people have made a decision to not eat any animals, their by-products or any other product that is made with any part of animals....

  • How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes

    Do you live in Wisconsin or Michigan—anywhere that has mosquitoes? And do you hate the smell of DEET and Off! on your skin or have an allergic reaction to either? The answer to your prayers has...

  • How to Control Garden Pests Organically

    Organic pest control often works as well as chemical pesticides without the health risks, or the risks to our environment. Also, it is important to realize that most home gardeners over-use...

  • How to Make Another Organic Bug and Fungus Killer

    This bug killer is a little stronger then the other one I wrote about, but it's not only a bug killer, it's also a natural fungus killer. Now this is one you want to make in a gallon jug.

  • How to Reuse Toilet Paper Rolls to Start Seeds

    Reusing is the step prior to recycling in the common phrase, "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle." Reusing allows items to be used up, rather than using resources to recycle them into another...

  • How to Get Rid of Snails Organically

    Lettuce getting eaten by something other than people? Flowers overrun by slugs? If you you have a snail problem- look no further. you can rid your garden of snails without harming pets or...

  • How to get your garden pollinated

    We have been taught from a small age that weeds are bad and we should eliminate them from our gardens and flowerbeds. I once had a huge pumpkin vine in the city. Although I had a few pumpkins...

  • 1
  • 2

Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

Demand Media