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Resources for Organic Gardening |
Gardening Link Site
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This handy site has many links to other gardening sites, including organic gardening. Other topics covered include bonsai, flowers, garden forums, garden parties, houseplants, images, kids gardening, landscaping, pests & insects, planning and design, resources, shopping, vegetables & herbs. Sites featured on the front page include Garden Basics, All Decked Out and Bringing Up Baby.
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Thinking about an outdoor garden fountain for your home? See Serenity Health, a leading online retailer of indoor and outdoor fountains for the home.
For garden grow lights, see Greentrees Hydroponics. They offer halide and sodium, 100 to 400 to 1,000 watts. and many options. |
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Biodynamic and Organic Gardening
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The Biodynamic and Organic Gardening Resource Site is aimed at the backyard gardener who desires a deeper insight into the history, mystery and science of agriculture. The links section contains many sites, which when browsed will give the reader an overview of agriculture from its beginnings in Mesopotamia to the start of modern chemical agriculture, and the reactions to our loss of the soil fertility. It goes on to explore solutions to this problem embodied in the organic methodology of Albert Howard and the biodynamic movement founded by Rudolf Steiner. You will also find suggested reading, sources of seeds, tools, biodynamic preparations and information on the new directions agriculture is taking. Includes links about agriculture history, gardening alchemy and more. |
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Organic Information
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Toxic chemistry is not the answer to gardening or living. Organic or natural gardening and living is the answer. If you would like to change, this site can help. You and your family can garden, work, play and live with natural organic techniques to have better gardening, better landscaping, better health, more money and more enjoyment of life. Learn about organic tree care, soil building, non-toxic pest control and health in the following pages. Includes a thorough information center covering the following topics: agri gro, adapted trees, algae, organic fertilizers, incandescent lights, insect control, stump removal, water saving ideas, weeds, grow lights, and more. A discussion forum includes sections on gardening and landscaping, growing fruits, greenhouse equipment, composting, pets and disease, organic farming ornamentals, trees, organic living and lawn care. Home to the Texas Organic Research center, which encourages composting and the use of organic fertilizers.
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Gardening Tips, Advice and How to Instruction
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Sign up for the free gardening newsletter, which contains articles, tips and pointers on improving your garden, produced by a gardener and a garden writer. On this page, you'll find organic gardening articles. There's also articles on annuals, containers and window boxes, perennials, water gardening, lawn care, vegetable tips, herb comments and insects. You can also order gardening books by Doug Green on this site.
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Solar Powered Garden Fountains: A Green Solution to Backyard Beauty
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Many people are much more environmentally-conscious than in the past and if
you are going to add a garden fountain to an outdoor space, it makes sense
to make your choice as green as possible. Discover the steps involved
to install the solar panel and the fountain pumps. A complete list of
materials required has also been provided for your convenience. Once these
steps have been completed, you can go on to finish your garden fountain
project with rocks or other landscaping materials and some plants.
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Organic Gardening Certification
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Organic gardening revolves around preventative pest management, rotations, soil fertility and nurturing the natural enemies of the pests in your garden. This website talks about the two types of vegetable production in North Dakota: certified vegetable production and non-certified vegetable production. Includes information about growing organic vegetables, rotating organic vegetables, attractants, repellents and fertility. Includes information on organic insect control using cabbage worms, cucumber beetles, slugs and aphids.
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