Let’s Speed Up That Compost Pile

Posted April 16th, 2008 by Jodi

Compost piles must hold a minimum of organic material before they will maintain rapid decomposition. So the pile should be at least 3-feet-by-3-feet and 4-feet tall. Naturally piles can be larger. Moving leaves to the pile, then chopping them up with a lawn mower or leaf shredder before they go on the pile aids composting [...]

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Soil Analysis By Leaf Testing For Correct Fertilization

Posted April 5th, 2008 by Jodi

Tasteless food is a good measure of the micro-mineral concentration in your soil. ASAP Plant Minerals is the effective way to assure biosynthesis of phytochemical nutrients in crops. Nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus work in synergy with micro-minerals and need them present to grow not just plants, but plants with nutrition. The strong fragrance in flowers [...]

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Aerated Compost Tea, The New Organic Fertilizer

Posted March 4th, 2008 by Jodi

Organic gardeners all know compost is fantastic stuff. But now, there’s something even better and that’s compost tea. If you start with a good compost you’ll have a versatile elixir for all your garden needs.
Compost tea helps prevent foliage diseases and at the same time increase the nutrients to the plant and shutdown the [...]

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Innovative Recycled Garden Tools

Posted February 17th, 2008 by Jodi

Having your very own home garden does not only translate to sweating under the intense heat of the sun toiling, weeding and growing flowers and plants but would also mean spending your hard earned cash on home garden tools that may not at all come that cheap. But then again, there is a way around [...]

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Winter Gardening

Posted January 6th, 2008 by Jodi

Just because the garden is asleep doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to do for winter gardeners. Winter gardening takes advantage of little or no plant growth at this time of year to force us to concentrate on admittedly less attractive, but equally important tasks. There are many things you can do this time of year [...]

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The Good In Gardening

Posted December 3rd, 2007 by Jodi

As many experts will attest, giving your mood its much-needed jolt is being linked with getting in touch with nature.
A messy house, an eyesore for a lawn, and stressful surroundings can contribute highly to the worst cases of sadness and depression. Proper arrangement and order of things at home can be of great help. And [...]

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Staying Well – A Gardening And Health Revolution!

Posted November 17th, 2007 by Jodi

ASAP Plant Minerals is unique, compared to commonly available soil treatments. There is nothing like it on the market today. The formulation of ASAP Plant Minerals organic soil amendment contains all the critical 14 essential minerals plants need to flourish.
Water molecules hydrate the minerals once created by their proprietary process and protect them from degenerating [...]

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Composting Is Key To Successful Organic Gardening

Posted October 17th, 2007 by Jodi

Compost is a great tool for any gardener. It helps your garden hold just the right amount of water, makes it the right texture for optimal plant growth, and provides it with beneficial natural organisms. While you can buy several different types of compost products at a retail store or gardening center, it’s much cheaper [...]

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7 Factors Needed for a Compost Pile

Posted October 5th, 2007 by Jodi

Compost, made from decomposed grass clippings, leaves, twigs, and branches, becomes a dark, crumbly mixture of  organic matter.
Learn how composting works. Even a newbie to composting can make good quality compost. It can be compared to cooking as art or part science. The following 7 factors will help you master the art of composting.
1. Materials
After [...]

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Addicted To Composting

Posted September 2nd, 2007 by Jodi

It was in the fall of 1998 that I took up composting. Most Saturday mornings were spent watching gardening shows on HGTV and DYI. I understood that without good soil a garden was doomed to failure. What better way to achieve good soil but with compost?
I wanted to find out more about composting before I [...]

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