Organic Gardener

A healthy soil produces healthy plants, fruit, and vegetables that in return make us healthier. So, we really need to do all that we can to improve our soil.

How to incorporate foliar feeding into your plant growth program. Foliar Feeding is a more effective method for delivery of essential plant nutrition.

Have you ever noticed how most people who see a beautiful garden want to stop, breathe in the fragrance, admire the vivid colors and linger a while? You can make the beauty of nature a year-round part of your life by turning a section of your lawn or garden into an "outdoor room."

No matter where your garden is located, you will have to deal with plant diseases. Even if you have had good luck in the past, there will come a day when disease strikes your plants. Here are a few tips to help you keep your garden disease free.

Learn to identify and manage three basic types of garden pests

If you don't think you have bugs in your garden - guess again. In a typical backyard there are probably 1,000 little critters setting up house. Here are just a few ways you can de-bug your garden.

You don’t have to be a chef or have a green thumb to grow an herb garden. Culinary herbs are extremely easy to grow. Once they get going, they add fragrance, texture and color to just about any garden or space. Harvest your culinary herbs to make everything from herbal teas, vinegars and flavorful recipes.

Water-wise "naturescapes" offer savings. When it comes to watering your lawn and paying water bills, sound gardening practices can cut down homeowner investments of effort, time and money, reports the American Association of Nurserymen.

Planting a garden can be easier and more enjoyable with these gardening tips.

A cutting garden is designed to provide flowers for indoor arrangements, and it will give you a new perspective on removing flowers from your garden.