Planting zucchini with bat guano fertilizer results in healthier, plumper vegetables. Grow a zucchini plant to its fullest potential with helpful information from an organic gardener in this free video on edible gardens.Expert: Ali Reynolds Contact: www.alisorganics.com Bio: Ali Reynolds owns Ali’s Organics where she sells organic gardening supplies and accessories and raises organic vegetables for sale. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips Series Description: Growing your own vegetables is a great way to maintain a healthy diet, free of preservatives and chemicals. Grow a variety of vegetables in your own backyard with help from an organic gardener in this free video series on edible gardens.
Archi’s Acres is a commercial hydroponics operation also offering support to military veterans. Check out this video tour of their 2.5 acre organic farm near San Diego.
My first attempt at an organic container garden. Its just a start, it was just an experiment to organic gardening myself which I have never had my own garden and I really do love the process. Next year I will expand as much as I can with the room that I have. Stay tuned for that one!
Learn how to make your own organic wedding bouquet that will have you feeling like a princess. Maya Rodale and Mark Kintzel share the details on how they created Maya’s dream wedding, and how Kate may be taking note. More details can be found in the April/May 2011 issue of Organic Gardening Magazine.
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MORE INFO AT: www.HomeOrganicGarden.net Ifyour vegetable garden is not yielding much or your flowers from the flower bed look nothing like the plush ones shown in a magazine then it is a sign that your plants are lacking vital nutrients. The best way to ensure your plants get these nutrients is by making a simple choice. Choose organic gardening compost instead of the chemical ones. The result will vary tremendously. The health of the plants in your garden is important as our own health. It should never be ignored. Health of a vegetable garden also affects the people who consume the vegetables. Organically prepared compost is easy to make and is cheaper than the chemical fertilizers. Compost is the best way to give your plants all the vital nutrients it needs. Compost is almost like a plant food. It has all the nutrients needed by your plant in the right amounts. Plants absorb nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus from the soil through the roots. Compost provides it with all these nutrients which sometimes lack in the soil naturally. It is most importantly chemical-free. MORE INFO AT www.HomeOrganicGarden.net Organic compost generally is insoluble and stays in the soil longer than the chemical ones. Therefore it restores the nutrients the soil may have lost due to plants or leeching caused by chemical fertilizers. A good fertile soil is the important necessity in maintaining a garden. Since organic compost is thicker and insoluble than its chemical counterparts, it traps …
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Stephanie Donaldson is the garden editor for Country Living Magazine and a passionate gardener and environmentalist. In this 4 week course she shares her love of all things natural and this course is a must for anyone who cares about their environment and the future for their children You will have direct access to ask Stephanie questions via MyClassRoom. The course includes a weekly video tutorial plus weekly assignment and downloadable course notes. “Over the 4 week course I will presenting a series of lectures that will help you understand both the Big Issues — in other words — the philosophy behind organic gardening, and the Practicalities — in other words — how to do it. I will guide you through the steps you can take to adopt a chemical-free, sustainable and benevolent way of caring for your garden that will be good for your health and that of the environment — while keeping your garden looking great.”
Tricia shows you how to start growing your very own asparagus bed
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