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It's good for the earth and it's good for you. Take some time to make a healthy change in your garden and be eco-friendly about it. Here's all you need to know about going green in your garden.
No garden is complete without a compost pile! Compost is a soil conditioner, mulch and fertilizer all wrapped into one. It feeds the soil microorganisms that help plants Read More
Does your vegetable garden have a stubborn weed problem or suffer from soil-borne diseases like late blight, verticilium wilt, potato scab or root rots? Don’t turn to the Read More
Composting is the key to a successful vegetable garden, but sometimes it can seem like such a pain to pull out all of your vegetable plants at the end of the season and Read More
Growing a garden can be a rich and rewarding hobby, as well as being a great way to exercise and feed a family for less. Get the most out of your garden by fertilizing it Read More
Deciding to use organic seeds to plant your vegetable garden is a noble decision. An organic gardener can feel like a complete organic gardener when they cultivate from Read More
Get to know fish emulsion and alfalfa pellets, composted manure and rock phosphate, greensand and Epsom salts. Make bone meal and blood meal your allies, and fertilize all Read More
Slugs and snails are the bane of many a gardener's existence. They turn hosta leaves into Swiss cheese, mow down rows of lettuce and chomp huge holes in basil leaves. Many Read More
Weeds have the habit of popping up in the most obnoxious places, including the cracks of sidewalks, gravel pathways, and the spaces between bricks on patios. Instead of Read 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. Read More
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