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This article covers basic information about organic potting mixes for organic farming systems. It includes an overview covering the kinds of media (compost, peat, and manure-based materials) commonly used, potting mix test information, and information on how to make and use organic potting mixes in your organic greenhouse operation. It also summarizes basic organic potting mix recipes and provides tips on how to handle materials.

More than just a great plant fertilizer, castings are also a terrific soil amendment, plant growth enhancer, and the gardener’s ultimate compost. Earthworm castings are clean, odorless, and can be used indoors and outdoors to provide a boost to all of your plants.

Proper soil preparation is essential to a prosperous home farm. Start with regular packaged topsoil or organic soil. The next important step is to 'amend' it. This simply means that you are adding elements to improve the soil's ability to grow healthy plants.

Carefree gardening during the summer months can sometimes seem impossible, especially when the weather doesn't cooperate. But, says our writer, there are several drought tolerant perennials and annuals that prove to be winners in every garden.

Growing fragrant plants is pure pleasure.

Shade gardens and drought-resistant gardens.

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With three young children at home, Hollywood mom Julia Roberts says her family used to waste a lot of leftover food. "I [used to] just cry and scrape plates and think, How can I be doing this?"

She’s never even planted a seed before, but new homeowner and eco-friendly journalist Simran Sethi finally is ready to put down some roots in her garden. Before planting any seeds, she gets a lesson in composting.

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Create the perfect front yard and backyard landscape with our gardening tips. We'll tell you about beautiful annual, perennial, bulb, and rose flowers, as well as trees, shrubs, and groundcovers to put on a year-round show.

Good planning is essential to a successful vegetable garden. Vegetables have specific requirements, and you must choose your site carefully to ensure a bountiful harvest. Here are the basics you need to consider before you select your seeds.

Planting a garden involves more than putting seeds in the ground. Preparing the seedbed, selecting seeds, and deciding when to plant come first. Will you sow seeds—and then thin them—or will you try transplants? This decision, among others, is up to the individual gardener.

Often called raised bed gardening, it is a method that includes no-dig, no-till, lasagna, straw bale, and square foot gardening.

Organic gardening is not a fad or new in any way. Rather, organic gardening is the oldest, cheapest and most practical means of growing vegetables that exists. Organic vegetables are tastier, prettier and healthier than their non-organic counterparts. Organic gardening benefits not only you and your family, but your land, animals and the earth.

Fruits and vegetables contain all the necessary vitamins and minerals needed for a healthy body. Whole fruits and veggies are less expensive and much more enjoyable than vitamin supplements and pills.

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Simple changes in your everyday life to cook better, eat better, and live a better, healthier life.

Cooking your crop. Add the fresh flavor of your bounty to these simple and delicious recipes from our kitchen. Pick your crop, peruse this page, and bring your homegrown dish to your table!