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Foods Not Lawns: Staying Organic
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This organization ties in to the book Food Not Lawns: How to Turn Your Yard Into a Garden and Your Neighborhood Into a Community. The organization aims to work towards a thriving bioregion in the Pacific Northwest, and offer educational services. A useful section of Web resources to help people learn about organic food and organic living are provided, as well as a discussion list. Plenty of events are listed to promote the book and organic living.
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Organic Gardening From Down Under
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This site says that the "objectives and the aims" are to "encourage organic vegetable growing." The site highlights the facts on how easy it is for beginners to have fresh vegetables, which are also chemical free, growing in their own gardens. Click on the site index and you'll literally find links to more than 80 topics. This Organic Gardening site is your one-stop information source on gardening. Look no further because you have found a variety of useful gardening topics.
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This informative site contains hundreds of oranic gardening tips. Learn about everything from pest management to tips on what types of flowers to plant in your garden. In addition to tips, this online showcase provides a large list of links that will help you learn more about specific gardening topics. A discussion board covers topics such as lawn care and organic gardening. |
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California Organic Gardening
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This organic gardening guide for beginners explains the benefits of organic gardening and how to cultivate your own organic garden. The site discusses compost, pest control and locations for organic gardens. Organic gardens can be grown in your yard or a greenhouse and a trellis can be an important asset to your garden. California organic gardening can be a very rewarding hobby. Choose from various categories, including tomato gardening, snail and slug controls, lady bugs, fruit tree gardening, ant control, lawn pests, natural pest controls, fertilizers, red worms composting, vegetable seeds, herb seeds, whitefly control, and spring and summer bulbs.
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Gardener's Path
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This site arranges their gardening tips by month and usually features 10 tips per month. In the Over the fence section, many gardening articles are featured. You'll find book reviews, garden guides, garden notes, and articles on organic gardening. This site is just getting started, but it already has a lot of useful information. The Tool Shed includes garden planners, and links to various garden resources. The Plant Guide is planned to be a large, growing resource of any type of plant you could think of, click on a name of a plant and you'll learn about the plant and it's vital statistics that will help you grow it perfectly.
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