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Organic foods are better for you than those grown with pesticides, but in tough economic times, many are finding it harder just to eat healthier foods. University of Washington researchers recently compared the cost per calorie of 370 foods sold in Seattle area supermarkets. They learned that healthy foods are significantly more... more »
Plan for your organic garden by first choosing the best garden site given your space availability. A well suited vegetable garden will have ample amounts of natural sunlight, good water drainage, well maintained soil full of nutrients and be close to a source of water or irrigation system. If your location is less than ideal, you can... more »
Growing an organic vegetable garden is a healthy, "green" practice that's also beneficial to the earth. But, what if you don't have room for a full garden? Can you still grow chemical-free vegetables for your dinner table? As long as you have a sunny balcony, deck or landing that gets at least eight hours of sun a day, there's no... more »
While it may seem like watering a vegetable garden is an easy thing, in reality there are a lot of factors that play into the process of the best way to water a vegetable garden. Variations include the type of soil your vegetables are growing in, the types of vegetables you're growing and even the season and weather pattern that is... more »
Using organic soil fertilizer will ensure that your fruit tree has all of the nutrients it needs to grow the most delicious fruit possible. Learn how to organically fertilize fruit trees by following these steps. more »
Organic gardening is more than just a buzz word; it’s becoming a lifestyle choice for people...
Learn how to plant, tend, and harvest your own vegetables, straight from your back yard garden....
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Composting is easy, even for beginners. It's a fancy word for collecting lots of natural...
Concerns over chemical residues and a growing interest in organic produce have led gardeners to search for organic alternatives to mass-produced... more »
Many people are going organic for several reasons, while others choose not to embrace the increasing popularity of organic food. Organic... more »
Get going with organic gardening right from the first shovelful you dig. Amend your soil, mulch your beds, and learn to exclude and deter pests... more »
If you enjoy gardening, making your own organic fertilizer is something you should definitely look into. It's easy and it's good for your plants. more »
Organic pesticides are compounds derived from plants, shrubs, and herbs. Many plants contain natural deterrents and fungicides to help them to... more »
According to the Organic Center, the results of over 100 studies conducted on organic vegetables indicate that organically grown vegetables... more »
Organic vegetable gardens can provide you and your family with fresh fruits and vegetables that are free of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.... more »
Being able to provide fresh vegetables for your family from your own backyard can be a very rewarding experience. When you start small and build... more »
Take a proactive stand for the environment by starting in your own backyard. Go organic to make your garden a healthier place for every living thing. more »
Organic food does not necessarily need to be purchased from specialty stores in your community. A simple plot of land near your home and an... more »
Organic insecticides contain natural, organic ingredients, such as oils derived from plants and fruits. Typically, they are safe for wildlife,... more »
Unless you live in a temperate climate, where the low temperature does not reach freezing, growing organic vegetable year round requires a... more »
With organic dry fertilizers, you're getting a fertilizing product that slowly releases into the soil through natural processes. Because the soil... more »
Many people are trying to find plausible ways to leave the smallest possible carbon footprint on the earth. One of those ways is to use organic... more »
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