Tweet There are lots of questions and things to take into consideration when starting your seeds. Seeds need only enough soil to cover them and supply moisture for germination. If you are planting fruit trees or roots, then you will need to have full sun. However, if you are growing plants for leave, then partial … Read more →

Tweet Lack of rain and record high temperatures have decimated crops and gardens this summer in US. There are a few ways to keep precious produce from completely frying before the season concludes. First, water your garden in early morning. Give highest priority to newly planted trees, shrubs, vegetable and fruit plants and perennials. Use … Read more →

Tweet Seaweed generally comes from the ocean, which will be either found floating in shallow waters or dried up on the beach. Many farmers are harvesting seaweed and using it to grow crops for thousands of years. Seaweed grows in the depths of the ocean naturally and is a non-cellulose based plant. They can be … Read more →

Tweet Weeds will choke and reappear in between the cracks in your sidewalks and driveway in your garden. Try organic ways to eradicate weeds instead of opting for conventional methods. Layering mulch on your garden soil can easily stifle those annoying weeds from growing. You can even spray white vinegar on unwanted weeds to get rid of them. Even … Read more →

Tweet Gardeners have the habit of using chemical pesticides to kill unwanted insects and weeds whenever pests attack their conventional garden. These products often pose risks to people, pets and other organisms found in the ecosystem. Organic methods are safe to use and often derived from plant and mineral sources. Organic growing relies on a … Read more →

Tweet Green living is simple as it means to renounce chemical pesticides practice in your garden. Chemical pesticides alter neurological and reproductive systems of animals. It also causes breast cancer and aggressive behavior. Make organic pest control to manage pest problems in your garden. Combine 1-teaspoon baking soda and 1/3 cup vegetable oil in a … Read more →

Tweet Organic gardens are sprouting up everywhere and organic products are filling the supermarket’s shelves. There are many reasons to consider growing your own organic garden. You will definitely feel as if you accomplished something by nurturing a plant throughout its life successfully, and this sense of fulfillment is a well-earned one. Many foods are … Read more →

Tweet Starting an organic garden is economical as well as healthier in many ways, as you acquire fresh fruits and vegetables. The first step is to pick an ideal spot to start your venture. Study the different soil types, water and sun exposure of your garden. Select the seeds, which suits your garden soil and … Read more →

Tweet Organic gardeners start compost piles to add nutrient rich soil to their gardens. You should also understand that by starting a compost pile you are going to have the ability to make the most of waste foods from your house and turn them into something good instead of just throwing them in the garbage. … Read more →

Tweet Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) New York has recently released online guide called Breeding Organic Vegetables: A step-by-step guide for growers. It  is a practical approach to plant breeding for farmers and gardeners. The author explains the important steps of basic plant breeding theory and methods involving breeding project, breeding goal, and finding suitable germplasm … Read more →