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Home Aromatherapy Holistic Nutrition Organic Gardening Aromatherapy Holistic Nutrition Organic Gardening :: Organic Gardening :: Is a way to cultivate food and plants without the use of chemicals, pesticides, or other harmful substances. This style of gardening or farming supports sustainability, better yields with a higher nutritional value. Using compost, other plants, wildlife, in balance with natural surroundings is the foundation. Compost is the product resulting from the controlled biological decomposition of organic material. Prayer Garden The Dream Number of visits since January 15, 2004 Out of the Cocoon. A passing from one form or shape into another; transformation with or without change of nature. Complete transformation of character, purpose, circumstance, etc... A change in form of a living organism, by a natural process of growth or development. Artwork by Kelsey LaPoint inspired graphic design. © Out of the Cocoon 2002 © R.Evolution St.Peters.MO.USA.2002 www.evolvingnaturally.com

82. Organic Gardening The Composting Site Articles. Protecting Wisconsin Waters in the Fall Benefits of Composting. The advantages of Composting your leaves, or taking them to http://www.compost-for-sale.com/html/organic_gardening.html

This is a free service. List your products now! Get Great Sales Visitors Email Us Organic Gardening I Henman proclaims the benefits of organic gardening - which requires composting in order to produce the natural fertilisers he praises. By I Henman Think of the earlier days when chemical fertilisers and harmful pesticides were not invented and people used to grow cereals and pulses, fruits and vegetables, flowers and seedlings using fertilisers from natural waste products. They were dependant on home made pesticides instead of chemical pest removers. The produces looked better, tasted better and were absolutely harmless. Well, people have come to appreciate today the practice the earlier generation accomplished so well and regenerate the system for their own benefit. In short, the method involves no inorganic substances to be used in planting, nutrition or growth of plants and trees. Fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides and supplements are all obtained only from nature. When this technique is applied to gardening, it is called Organic Gardening that is gaining popularity pretty fast and the produces thus obtained are termed Organic Food. The organic movement has gained momentum and has now become a national hobby that is as interesting as it is productive. However, pests are pests and they are merciless when attacking plants and herbs in an organic garden. But there are ways to get rid of them in a natural way. One simple method is to plant marigolds near the vegetable patch; another is to make a concoction of cooking oil, dish washing soap and water and spray the mixture to remove the pests.

83. The Green Burning Man - Organic Gardening A Green Woman s Contribution to The Green Burning Man 2007. http://www.thegreenburningman.com/organic_gardening.html

Home Chickens Rabbits Organic Gardening Photo Albums Green Resources Green Bookstore Green Shopping ... Site Map Gardening in the high desert is not easy. The soil is poor, it doesn't rain enough but it might hail in the middle of summer and destroy your crop. Some years there are a zillion of grasshoppers competing with you for your food. But I garden any ways and with reasonable success. Part of that success was the perseverance to find the right method for the region. Having a bit of a green thumb helps too. But here is where keeping chicken and rabbits really helps. This is where it all ties together. Even though the dirt for my garden was hauled in (I live in the Granite Dells, and granite is the operative word here) it still was a poor growing medium and repelled water like ashes do. I worked copious amounts of rabbit droppings and scratched through chicken straw full of manure into the ground. I covered the mix with used straw and let it sit over the winter. By spring the soil took on water and was full of worms. The straw cover had decomposed to just a few inches. Because I am too cheap to walk on dirt I had to pay money for, I have raised beds. Also being to cheap to buy wood for the siding of the beds I constructed walls of one foot chicken wire that is held up with rebar pieces woven through and driven into the ground. To keep the soil from falling through the wire holes I placed sheets of straw between the wire and the dirt. This makes for cheap straight walls that last for about three years. Then the straw will need to be replaced.

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85. Swap Seeds This Season Dec 14, 2007 Save money and connect with local gardeners by exchanging garden seeds through organized seed swaps. http://www.motherearthnews.com/Organic-Gardening/2007-12-01/Swap-Seeds-This-Seas

HOME DO IT YOURSELF RENEWABLE ENERGY GREEN HOMES ... RSS FEEDS HOT TOPICS Better mpg Trespassing Plant Now Potatoes ... Ethanol FEATURED ARTICLES Wind Power Wows, Now and Later An Introduction to Common Goat Breeds Easy Natural Remedies for Summer A Better Way to Harvest Rainwater ... Be Prepared for Storms MOST POPULAR READ E-MAILED DISCUSSED An Introduction to Common Goat Breeds ... What’s involved in putting down a laminate floor myself? Swap Seeds This Season December 14, 2007 by Tabitha Alterman Enlarge Image Image Gallery At local seed exchanges, you may get lucky and find rare seeds that are not available through national seed companies. And they're likely to be better adapted to your gardening region. CRAIG ELEVITCH Article Tools Image Gallery Print E-mail Comments ... RSS addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'ogdenpubs'; If you’re getting eager to start your garden, you’re probably already stockpiling seed catalogs and making wish lists. But before you order a long list of seeds from the catalogs, you might want to try acquiring seeds through fun and easy seed swaps. You can save a little money this way, and it’s a great excuse to get together with other local gardeners. Plus you’ll be joining the efforts of gardeners worldwide to preserve plant diversity and keep many heirloom garden plants around for generations to come.

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