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74Six reasons to grow your own food
by Rene Lassater
Get healthy, green, aware, abundance, choosy, and proud. Growing your own food provides many benefits. published 2 weeks ago
82What To Put in a Compost Pile
by Jennifer
Now that we have talked about making a compost bin, let's discuss what exactly to put in a compost pile. You can put a lot of different things in it, but there are also some things that you can't put in. Once... published 3 weeks ago
70Compost; Healthy Soil, Healthy Plants
by Bob Ewing
Healthy soil, healthy plants, remember these four, well actually, three words and you will know the formula to successful gardening. A question I often ask in gardening workshops or during gardening... published 6 weeks ago
71The Recycled Garden
by SlowWorm
Disposing of your household rubbish is becoming harder and harder all the time. Councils are bringing in new regulations all the time, and trying out recycling schemes which would baffle competitors on the... published 6 weeks ago
65Five (simple and inexpensive) Ways To Go Green
by J.M. Davis
This article gives five simple, inexpensive tips for lifestyle changes to become more environmentally friendly, and lead a more sustainable lifestyle. The advice is aimed at the average citizen:concerened about the environment, interested in effecting change in their own lives, but unable to commit to extreme lifestyle changes or expensive home renovations. published 2 months ago
68Composting In Place With Worms
by prokidwriter
I'm fortunate to live in a city where it is possible to garden pretty much year round, and where average temperatures hover in the mid 70's. Given our temperate climate, I was surprised to discover that making... published 2 months ago
63Organic Gardening versus Regular Gardening
by stevelast
It is simple really. The only difference between regular gardening and organic gardening is that no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides are used when gardening organically. This makes a little more work to... published 3 months ago
63How, why and where to compost
by raguett
Most gardeners have long understood the value of dark rich soil for their gardens and trees. In a world constantly being polluted by garbage composting your green food wastes and yard material not only can ... published 3 months ago
54gardeners getting together
by Gardening Angel
We got together with some fellow gardening friends recently for a pot luck dinner and had a very rare gardening treat thrown in for good measure. Our hosts took us back through their property to an unused old... published 3 months ago
58Lilacs
by Gardening Angel
June 11, 2008 We got together with some friends recently for dinner and had a very rare gardening treat thrown in for good measure. Our hosts took us back through their property to an unused old school road... published 3 months ago
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