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85Coffee grinds in your garden
Coffee grounds make great compost additives, soil enhancers and pest deterrents. It's an inexpensive way to fertilize your garden, build a richer compost yield and promote worm activity. Spent coffee...
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81AeroGarden - Home Aeroponic Garden
The AeroGarden, developed by AeroGrow International brings NASA aeroponic technology to any home gardener. This truly is the easiest way to consistently grow a variety of organic greens in any room (or closet)...
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75Natural Pest Control for Your Organic Garden
Natural pest control for your organic garden is not as difficult as you may think. Have you ever wondered if there was a way to get rid of those pests in your garden rather than using unhealthy pesticides? ...
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71Grow Potatos In A Garbage Can!
One of the most efficient vegetables the backyard gardener can produce is the potato. And by growing them in a garbage can, you can increase yield and space-efficiency even more!
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82Getting Started With Scythes
I love my scythes. Now, I should probably do a partial disclaimer here: I'm in no way an expert on scythes or their use, and suspect my mowing and sharpening techniques would probably horrify true experts....
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71The Dangers of Pesticide Exposure - Go Organic Instead
This is the second in a Hub Series on Organic Gardening at home. Anyone can do it, and I will show you how! In this Hub we take a look at the health hazards of using some of the more common pesticides.
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68Buying a Bulgarian House on ebay
It is possible to buy a cheap Bulgarian village property on ebay.co.uk. Mine cost just £3600 and came with 1700 sq metres of land - perfect if you are considering a self-sufficient(ish) lifestyle...
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77Slow-Release Fertilizers: Better Buy for the Money & the Environment
It can be a bit overwhelming to shop for garden fertilizer these days. There are endless products to choose from that all seem to promise bigger and better results. When looking for the best buy, remember this basic gardening principle: you can’t rush Mother Nature. You’ll find that slow-release fertilizers are made with this in mind.
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78How to Design Your Organic Garden
The garden is where Nature and civilization meet so why would anyone want to use harmful pesticides and fertilizers in order to grow vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers? It is not necessary to do...
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69Organic Insecticides
OK. I give up. That title isn’t really the best. It’s slightly misleading because the purpose of organic gardening is to build a healthy eco system. That means that the idea of an insecticide just...
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