Welcome to the December 30, 2009 edition of a gardening carnival.

Billeater presents Food Storage Tips That Save Money posted at Billeater.

gardening

Christy Pooschke presents Reading, Writing … and Raised-Bed Gardening!?!?! posted at Omaha.net – Local Writing from the Heartland, saying, “This article begins in a farmers market, but ends telling the story of an Omaha area school’s novel approach to gardening education. Pictures + video included.”

mmresources presents Hydroponics Systems posted at MJJ Party, saying, “hydroponics systems are a great way to garden and not worry about pests, dirt or the seasons.”

The Backyard Grower presents Saving Seed posted at Bobbie Whitehead.

kids gardening

Morgan Schwartz presents Reading, Writing … and Raised-Bed Gardening!?!?! posted at Omaha.net – Local Writing from the Heartland, saying, “Hi.. I totally screwed up and am submitting this too late.. any chance of adding it as a late submission to your November 25th carnival. I am submitting this on behalf of our blogger Christy Pooschke who writes for Omaha.net. Thanks! morgan”

landscape

Kerry Fletcher presents How to Give the Exterior of a New Home More Character posted at Interior Design Info.

organic gardening

Arohan presents Small Space Gardening: Growing Organic Vegetables in a City | Personal Dividends posted at Personal Dividends, saying, “For those who live in a city or in an apartment or a condo setting with very limited outdoor space or backyards, it has always been difficult to grow their own vegetables. Small space gardening is possible and can be done to grow organic vegetables at your own home or in your community so you can eat healthier and tastier vegetables without spending a bundle at the supermarket.”

Howling Duck Ranch presents Developing the Veggie Patch posted at Howling Duck Ranch, saying, “The story of establishing a permaculture veggie patch.”

trees

chongyim ng presents Good tasting tropical fruit juice cures cancer – Sour Sop Juice. posted at MINDSandBODY.com, saying, “Plant this fruit tree in your garden. The fruit juice contains amazing medicinal properties, cures cancer and tastes refreshingly good.”

presents the Green Gabber: Grow Your Own Avocado Tree posted at theGreenGabber.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of a gardening carnival using our carnival submission form. Our next edition of a gardening carnival will be available on January 27, 2010.

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