Posts by Month: April, 2009

• Thursday the 30th

• Easy Lawn Care

  
   I’ve got a couple of dogs who’ve damaged the lawn in my backyard, so I went looking for information ...

• Home Gardening Techniques

  
   I may as well confess…I’m a huge garden nerd and am constantly on the lookout for gardening websites...

• Growing Organic Chamomile

  
   Many people grow Chamomile year round in their kitchen window boxes. Others prefer to grow it in the...

• Wednesday the 29th

• Growing Organic Cayenne Peppers

  
   Cayenne peppers are grown as annuals in the United States. In their native Central and South Americ...

• Tuesday the 28th

• Organic Fertilizers

  
   Organic fertilizers gain their nutrients from organic by-products, such as manure and rotted fruits ...

• Sunday the 26th

• Preserving Crops

  
   As the saying goes, “Pick it and it lasts a moment, preserve it and it will last all year.” One reas...

• Saturday the 25th

• Irrigation for Organic Gardens

  
   Overhead sprinklers and plain old watering your garden with a hose are the most inefficient ways to ...

• Thursday the 23rd

• Natural Pest Control Products

  
   Whether you are a small gardener or a big scale farmer, you are constantly fighting all sorts of ins...

• Tuesday the 21st

• Different Soil Types

  
   Here's an article I came across that concisely describes the differences between the various types o...

• Sunday the 19th

• Growing Organic Thyme

  
   As thyme is a bit of a strong herb to start with, you don’t want it corrupted with any kind of pesti...

• Friday the 17th

• Growing Organic Hot Peppers

  
   In order to grow organic hot peppers, first select a place that has rich soil, good drainage and ful...

• Thursday the 16th

• Growing Organic Sweet Peppers

  
   Before you begin growing your organic sweet peppers, spend approximately one year building up rich o...

• Monday the 13th

• Growing Pole Beans

  
   The pole bean is one type of green beans. They come in many different varieties and colors such as g...

• Sunday the 12th

• Growing Beans On Bushes

  
   Bush beans are a very easy crop to grow. Only a few basic rules will provide you with a long and he...

• Why is it Bad to Wash Fruits Before Preserving?

  
   According to this article, it's not exactly bad to wash fruits before preserving them; just ineffect...

• Saturday the 11th

• Assistance from Insects with Your Organic Garden

  
   Many people would like to grow a garden that is chemical-free and have turned to organic gardening t...

• Friday the 10th

• Growing Organic Basil

  
   Growing your own herbs organically can be a great deal of fun and will prove to be very beneficial f...

• Spring Flowers

  
   Spring is my favorite gardening season.  The scilla and hyacinths in my garden are the very fir...

• Thursday the 9th

• Growing Organic Tomatoes

  
   If you are going to grow organic tomatoes, then you might as well grow the best tomatoes that you ca...

• Designing Perennial Gardens

  
   There are a number of good ideas for designing your ornamental garden outlined in this article, such...

• Wednesday the 8th

• Growing Organic Potatoes

  
   Growing potatoes or anything organically requires excellent soil preparation. Till the soil very de...

• Tuesday the 7th

• Growing Carrots Organically

  
   With all the harsh chemicals and pesticides that are on most of the store-bought fruits and vegetabl...

• Planting Techniques for the Home Gardener

  
   There are so many different tips and techniques that can enhance the beauty and productivity of your...

• Saturday the 4th

• No Need For Soil

  
   You're using a type of hydroponics similar to that mentioned in this article, whenever you sprout se...

• Heirloom Vegetables

  
   Heirloom vegetables are usually varieties dating back between 50 and 100 years old. It has also bee...

• Friday the 3rd

• Organic Gardening

  
   Organic gardening is becoming a more popular way of life. It is gardening without using any artifici...