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Articles Posted in the Organic Gardening Category

Vegetable Patch

Take the Work out of Gardening: 3 Secrets to Simplicity

Tired of working too hard on the garden? Here are some simple secrets that will save you time, energy, and money!

Indoor Herb Garden in window sill

Indoor Gardening: Simple, Delicious, Effective

The benefits of gardening are endless – you supply yourself with your own food, it’s cost efficient, and you save money. But some people don’t have the space to have their own complete garden… Or do they?

Natural Fertilizer

Make Your Own: Natural, Safe Soil

Worried about the synthetic versions at the gardening store? Skip the manufactured stuff and go with something real!

Food Recycling

Food: The Forgotten Recyclable

Recycling is often touted as one of the best things we can be doing to help clean up the world. Let’s not forget all of our recyclables though, and food is one of them.

Rain Garden

Rain Gardens: Why you should Consider One and How to Get Started

Water is our most vital resource. Without it, both our vegetation and our species would surely perish. Hear about why YOU should start a rain garden!

My Garden

The Best Part of Your Garden

A garden brings life and demands it from us. It is a push and pull cycle, and at times it can be hard to answer: what’s the best part of your garden?

Winter Gardening

Top 5 Winter Gardening Tips

The winter months can be extra harsh on your garden. Don’t miss these tips for better garden health all season!

organic canned plants

Upcycling: Using Cans to Grow Your Own Seeds

Using left over cans or even ice cream containers is a great way to upcycle by planting seeds to grow your own herbs, flowers, or vegetables. It also looks very attractive and almost has a “vintage” feel to it.

Grow Your Own Food

5 Benefits of Being Your Own Farmer

Find out how becoming your own farmer can mean becoming more sustainable, educated, and relaxed. Feed yourself and help support a healthy planet!

Acorns

It’s Acorn Season: How to Ready your Roots

It’s acorn season – fetch the pail and start collecting!