Archive for organic gardening
a gardening carnival – January 27, 2010
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome to the January 27, 2010 edition of a gardening carnival.
chemical
SwissTgallery presents Help! I need to get rid of these moths! | Hard to Find Blog posted at Get rid Of Moths
flowers
R.Pettinger presents 10 Tips for Taking Flower Photos posted at The Compost Heap, saying, “Simple tips to get better flower photos”
gardening
Wendy Piersall presents Garden Craft: Plant Markers Free Pattern Download posted at Craft Jr., saying, “This is one of my favorite projects I’ve ever done!”
Renee Benzaim presents How to Extend YOUR Compost Making Season posted at Compost Tumblers & Compost Making, saying, “A guide on how to extend your compost making during the colder months”
lawn care
HtF presents How to Fix a Deer-Attracting Lawn or Garden posted at How To Fix.
Sarah presents Winterizing Your Lawn for 2010 | Spring Lawn Care – Lawn Care Tips posted at Lawn Care Tips, saying, “It is a good idea to make sure your lawn is ready for the winter.”
organic gardening
Hortoris presents Gardeners Tips posted at The Compost Heap, saying, ” Herbs are great organic plants to grow. They do not need fertilizer and many prefer poor soil conditions.”
Chris Mathew presents How To Grow Mushrooms posted at How To Grow Mushrooms, saying, “Learn how to grow mushrooms in an organic environment! Easy to grow, delicious to eat!”
Michael Hogg presents Simple Organic Gardening Is Old Hat posted at Green Lifestyle Ideas.
Jess Lundie presents How To Build A Lasagna Garden For Free – Part 2 posted at Openly Balanced, saying, “Thank you for your consideration!”
trees
June Tree presents Curb Appeal: One Of My Best Investments Yet Or How I Turned $80 Into $5,000 With Minimal Risk posted at The Digerati Life.
vegetables
r0dman presents Starting a Veggie Patch | r0dman.com posted at r0dman.com, saying, “I should be eating a lot more fruit and vegetables…I came to the conclusion that starting my own veggie patch was the go.”
Vikki Lawrence presents Winter Squash Cross-Pollination and Variety List posted at Vikki’s Verandah, saying, “So many people want to plant a garden and harvest enough food to eat year-round. This squash-variety list will help people choose winter squash to avoid cross-pollination to gardeners can produce non-hybrid seeds.
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 February 24, 2010.
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a gardening carnival – December 30, 2009
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome 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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a gardening carnival – October 28, 2009
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome to the October 28, 2009 edition of a gardening carnival.
Olga Poltava presents Help! Mysterious Rose Death posted at Olga’s Home & Garden Blog, saying, “I would appreciate any advice.”
Samantha Marks presents Garden Décor: An Informal Process posted at backyardsandgardens.com.
Sharon Cowart presents Native Azaleas: Plant Now for Spring Blooms & Fragrance posted at Plant Native.
flowers
Hortist presents Keukenhof, the world’s largest flower garden posted at Hortist, saying, “Keukenhof is the world’s largest flower garden with 7,000,00 (seven million) planted in it anually. to visit this bulbous paradise virtually, visit my blog.”
gardening
Theodore Pappas presents Heather Blackmore | Britannica Blog posted at Britannica Blog, saying, “Master Gardener Heather Blackmore discusses in her weekly column the growing popularity of poison gardens, and the toxic plants commonly found in own backyards. This month she’s highlighted Castor Bean and Rye.”
Chris Mathew presents Types Of Poisonous Mushrooms ? Little Brown Mushrooms (LBM) posted at How To Grow Mushrooms, saying, “Learn how to grow mushrooms at home, indoors or outdoors!”
C Merrick presents Get A Hyroponics Growing System and Grow Pesticide Free Fruits and Vegetables posted at HotLinkZ – Shopping Bargains, Deals and More!.
Kare presents The Garden’s Last Breaths posted at The Hazel Bloom, saying, “A celebration of the last breaths of our rookie garden’s amazing first year.”
The Backyard Grower presents Spring Onion Planting posted at Bobbie Whitehead.
Grandpa Oddball presents Lettuce not Forget « GetOddNews posted at GetOddNews, saying, “Gardening is sometimes not as easy as it looks!”
The Backyard Grower presents Leaf Lettuce In Winter posted at Bobbie Whitehead.
2 Green Acres presents Climate Change and the Home Garden posted at 2 Green Acres.
Susan Vinci presents 10 Tips for Winterizing Your Garden posted at Home and Gardens, saying, “10 tips to get your garden ready to weather the winter and come back strong in the spring!”
Hortist presents Plants in the holy Quran posted at Hortist.
Hortist presents English vs. American Autumn, a Poetic comparison posted at Hortist.
house plants
Baywords presents For Safety’s Sake, Vaccinate Your Houseplants posted at Swine Flu Shot Safety Program.
kids gardening
presents Pumpkin Templates for Halloween posted at Home Life Weekly, saying, “Here are a great looking free pumpkin templates for Halloween to help with designing your Halloween pumpkin carving for the kids”
landscape
Shortcut Sleuth presents Landscape Supplies Personalize Your Outdoor Space posted at backyardsandgardens.com.
Donald Rickerby presents How To Build Perfect Wooden Sheds posted at Best Wooden Sheds, saying, “This article covers how to build your own “perfect” garden shed.”
organic gardening
Scott Mills presents How to Make a Sprouter posted at Wisdom Lion, saying, “This sprouter was cheap, easy and fun to make. Now I am never more than a few days away from some super cheap, super healthy sprouts!”
Sadie423 presents Growing Season 2009-Wrap up posted at It’s a Boy’s Life.
ponds
Katy Hefley presents Tips when considering a water fountain posted at Selkirksolar’s Blog.
vegetables
Kare presents The Optimistic Roma Tomato posted at The Hazel Bloom, saying, “Hi! This hilarious tomato grew in my garden this year. I just had to tell his (slightly racy) story. This is the first time I’ve submitted to a carnival – I hope I’m doing this right. Thanks for your consideration!”
Wren Caulfield presents Hello October, goodbye summer vegetable garden posted at True Adventures in Money Hacking.
Kerry Fletcher presents How to Grow Huge Pumpkins | eHow.com posted at FaithAllen.
Hortist presents Greenhouse on the Mars posted at Hortist, saying, “If you like and appreciate out of box thinking and want to know why and how to make Greenhouse on the Mars successfully, please read my blog.”
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 November 25, 2009.
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