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organic garden

Rock Dust- Being Added to Garden

January 5, 2011

“Rock Dust” contains minerals, etc., that can be added to your soil/compost to help your veggies/greens grow better. You can search for “rock dust” online, or ask your local nursery, etc. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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(HD)King of the Hill Season 7 Episode 18 “I Never Promised You an Organic Garden” Full

January 4, 2011

See full episode at tiny.cc Peggy takes over running the organic garden at Bobby’s school, but her grand plans are disrupted by an insect infestation King of the Hill (known as Hank of the Hill in Western Europe, except the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, Portugal and Germany where it is known by its […]

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Compost Delivery, for my Raised Bed Garden

January 3, 2011

I had a TRUCK of COMPOST delivered. It’s 5 cubic meters. This will help me move forward with starting my “Raised Bed Gardening” to grow vegetables, greens, etc., on my front lawn. Buying the compost by the truck-load was about 10-15 less expensive than buying individual Bags of compost. Plus, they delivered it right to […]

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Foodie Fanatic with the Farmers – Week 6

January 2, 2011

Howling Hills Organic Farm goes beyond growing organic garden plants and food by creating trellises, arbors and more out of the organic cedar that grows on their property. Red Rooster Crafts has been with the Market for 12 years and has changed over the years to offer many different products, but because she has been […]

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Personal Chef Michaela’s organic vegetable Garden

January 2, 2011

This is Chef Michaela’s personal organic Garden, This garden provides her with fresh organic produce for her clients, To insure they are getting the very best & fresh vegetables and herbs.. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Totally Organic Roma Tomatoes and Pumpkin Blossoms

January 2, 2011

A visit to a neighbor in Illinois who raises organic vegatables Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Our little organic urban(ish) garden

January 1, 2011

urban organic gardening— Our little organic garden is the product of laziness and thrift. Being slothful and cheap is made possible by one of gardening’s little miracles – MULCH !!! A few inches of mulch keeps the water in the dirt and keeps the weeds there too. In other words less watering is required and […]

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Organic Fertilizing My Garden (Part 2)

December 31, 2010

Fertilizing my garden with leaf compost and fish heads. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Plant a Corner Garden : Preparing the Soil for Your Corner Garden

December 30, 2010

Prepare soil for your plants in the garden. Soaking your palm tree and maintaining moisture. Transplanting your palm tree so it stays healthy, and using a bucket to soak your plant. Expert: Jose Zuniga Bio: Jose’s experience with gardening comes from growing up around his grandfather, who was an avid gardener and farmer. Filmmaker: Grady […]

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Happy Radio interview—Organic Garden Project 快樂聯播網專訪Dec 26th

December 29, 2010

Happy Radio interview—這是快樂聯播網專訪Organic Garden project, 如何在校園利用學校廚餘開闢有機小農場, 和國際學生做學術交流, 探討食物短缺氣候變遷全球暖化問題, 只要肯努力, 青少年可以發揮自己的各種專才, 出國參加比賽. Dec 26th —Edited by Cindea happyradio.com.tw Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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LESLIE CERIER, Organic Chef Creates Sun-dried Tomato Oil & Vinegar with Summer Herbs

December 28, 2010

From her Western Mass country kitchen, Leslie Cerier, organic chef, lecturer and author discusses using garden herbs and sun-dried tomatoes in a delicious oil and vinegar recipe. Leslie talks about gardening techniques and how to mix and match different common herbs and edible flowers. Filmed and produced by KnoxworX multimedia (www.KnoxworX.com), as a series of […]

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