Organic Gardening

Yard Sharing A Neighbourly Way to Garden
by Bob Ewing
Fall Vegetable Garden: Organic Produce For...
by Marye Audet
How To Grow Great Potatoes
by Bob Ewing
How To Get Your Fruit Trees To Produce...
by akeejaho
Coffee grinds in your garden
by renchin
Natural Pest Control for Your Organic Garden
by Marye Audet
A Review on Red Wiggler Worms or Eisenia...
by frankwiggler
Plant a Bee Garden
by kerryg

What To Plant: Plan Your Early Spring Garden
by Marye Audet
The Dangers of Pesticide Exposure - Go...
by Judith Rizzo
Growing Hollyhocks
by Bob Ewing
Portable Garden Cloche
by Marye Audet
Compost Tumblers
by Music Lady
Red Wiggler Composting Worms are a...
by frankwiggler
How to make Compost Tea - Easy to make...
by expectus
Heirloom Seeds: The Importance of Planting...
by MagicStarER

Best Methods for Growing Container...
by Jerilee Wei
Attracting Butterflies With Prairie Plants
by kerryg
How To Grow 10 Healthy Salad Greens!
by Zsuzsy Bee
Organic Insecticides
by cally2
How to Grow a Grape Vine - How to Get...
by artiuse
Organic Gardening And Fresh Tomato Salsa
by SweetiePie
Life Cycle of Red Wiggler Worms or Eisenia...
by frankwiggler
Heirloom Potatoes in the Fall Garden
by Marye Audet

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mint under tree, photo Bob ewing

Growing and Using Mint

We recently moved to a new house. I was wandering around the backyard the other day, just looking and taking a little inventory, when I realized that right under the... keep reading →

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Composting: How-To and Why

The secret, well it’s not that secret, to having a successful garden that produces healthy and hearty plants is to feed the soil. The gardener does not tend... keep reading →

Homemade Compost Bin

Managing Homemade Worm Bins with Red Wiggler worms as compostings worms

by frankwiggler

Homemade Worm bins are structures designed to make composts with the use of worms, a favorite of which are Red Wigglers(Eisenia Foetida). Worm composting or vermicomposting... keep reading →

Pelargonium, often called geranium has a natural herbicide. Image:public domain

Organic Weed Killer for Your Organic Garden

If you have an organic garden is seems senseless to pollute it with toxic weed killers. You can find organic weed killers are many garden centers, on the Internet, or make... keep reading →

How To Get Your Fruit Trees To Produce Edible Fruit - Without Harsh Chemicals

Well, maybe not apples and oranges, but apple and orange trees, or any other fruit producing tree for that matter. Viirtually a fruit tree is much like any tree, which are... keep reading →

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Red Wiggler Worms as Organic Fertilizers versus Chemical Fertilizers on soil gardening

by frankwiggler

It's the 'all natural' versus the artificial. 'Biological against the 'Chemical' before this article is through, we'll compare all that is in contrast between... keep reading →

The Dangers of Pesticide Exposure - Go Organic Instead

by Judith Rizzo

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... keep reading →

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How to Grow Great Tomatoes

The tomato is one of the most commonly grown plants for home gardeners. They are reasonable easy to care for, once you get them started which I do indoors from seed about... keep reading →

Garden cloches protect young seedling from harsh weather and pests. Image:(c)2008 Marye Audet

Portable Garden Cloche

While glass cloches are a charming addition to any garden there are other, less expensive ways to accomplish the same thing. Empty gallon milk cartons, two liter soda... keep reading →

Starting An Herb Garden

You don't need a big yard to have an herb garden. In fact, you don't need a yard at all! See how easy it is to grow your own fresh cooking herbs in containers on your... keep reading →

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Bob Ewing

Cooking and gardening are two of my main activities in addition to writing about both. I love to eat food that I... more →

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I am a sahm mom of 8, passionately interested in...well..my interests! My husband, Marc, and I are restoring a... more →

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