Archive for the 'Organic Gardening' Category

What is Vermicomposting?

Sunday, September 12th, 2010

What is vermicomposting? Vermicomposting is an accelerated form of composting employing the use of worms. In fact, the use of worms results in a process which is about 30 times faster than a typical compost pile without worms. Not just any type of worm is suitable for vermicomposting; for instance, your garden variety earthworm can [...]

Superweeds – the Granddaddy of all Gardening Problems

Friday, June 18th, 2010

Among gardeners who like to stay natural and environment friendly, a no-till policy is not uncommon. they realize that plowing into the soil loosening and breaking it up only helps with soil erosion, helping the rain and the wind blow off topsoil, and of course helping the rain drain off pesticides into the ground. But [...]

Organic Gardening: Bypassing Chemicals as Shortcuts

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

The ever growing interest in organic gardening starts with the premise– you are what you eat. Gardeners have developed a plethora of methods for planting, growing and nurturing their crops, all without using chemical (fertilizers or pesticides). The results are a garden-fresh and chock full of nutrients taken directly from the soil, organic gardeners believe. [...]