Category Archives: Garden Management
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Organic Vegetable Garden Pest Management
Posted on January 25, 2011 by admin in Garden Management, Pest Control, Vegetable gardeningIf you have a garden, you have pests. There is always something looking for a free meal, and your luscious garden produce looks a lot like an all you can eat buffet to many insects. Pest management can be broken down into 2 parts, the first of which is, or at least should be, pest [...]
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Organic Home Vegetable Gardens: Balance
Posted on January 23, 2011 by admin in Garden Management, Organic gardening, Vegetable gardeningThere are a few basic principles which guide successful organic gardeners, and they are simple enough that a child can learn them easily, incidentally, getting your children involved can be another great benefit. Organic gardening principles are pretty simple and basic, in fact, they boil down to one thing: Balancing the elements. Balance is the [...]
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
Posted on January 22, 2011 by admin in Garden Management, Organic gardening, Vegetable gardeningGardening Books Organic vegetable gardening is not some magical, mystical process attainable by only a select few gardening guru’s or former hippies living in mud huts. Organic produce can be grown in the smallest spaces, and by common people, no matter what their demographic. Organic food offers many health advantages, and growing your own organic [...]
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Home Gardening: Ways To Find Space
Posted on December 19, 2010 by james in Garden Management, Vegetable gardeningOne big problem for many home gardeners or small space farmers is finding enough space. You may have the knowledge, you may have the experience, you may have the tools and materials for a fantastic home garden, but if you can’t find the space to get your plants planted, your garden is just a dream. [...]
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Cooking Sweet Potatoes
Posted on November 17, 2010 by admin in Vegetable gardeningPlowing, planting, and growing and digging sweet potatoes can be a pretty big job, especially when done on a large scale for the market. It can be daunting for a kid when he looks down the row in both directions, and can’t see either end! Of course, they, along with all the other crops we [...]
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Companion Planting For Home Gardens
Posted on October 24, 2010 by admin in Garden Management, Organic gardeningCompanion Planting Native Americans, and other early agrarian and semi agrarian societies developed farming techniques based on companion planting which still make sense today. Whether these developments occurred as a result of religious beliefs, or whether the religious beliefs used to explain the method were developed as a result of the technique and a need [...]
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Grape Growing For Home Gardeners
Posted on September 3, 2010 by admin in Garden ManagementGrapes can be grown in most areas of these United States, but you will need to choose your varieties based on your region. What you will need: Growing area A place to grow the grapes. Ideally, this would be an area that has full sunlight, southern exposure, and fertile, deep, well drained soil. The first [...]
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Lawn And Garden: Less Lawn More Garden
Posted on June 22, 2010 by admin in Garden Management, Land ManagementLawn And Garden: Less Lawn More Garden More natural, and native style gardens may offer answers to some of the difficulties facing the homeowner. Traditional lawns require a lot of resources like extra water, fertilizer and pesticides to keep them looking the way we have grown accustomed to seeing them. Good landscape planning using native [...]
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Garden Shed Uses Garden Shed Placement
Posted on June 22, 2010 by admin in Garden Management, Landscape Management, Outdoor StructuresGarden Shed Uses Garden Shed Placement Portable buildings, that is, the common buildings used for outdoor storage, can serve many practical functions around the home, and even in the workplace. There is one spot around the home where work and home life meet on a regular basis and that place is the home lawn and [...]
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Garden Management Garden Maintenance
Posted on June 22, 2010 by admin in Garden ManagementGarden Management Garden Maintenance Curing And Storing Sweet Potatoes Curing sweet potatoes // When potatoes are dug, they usually have some abrasions and cuts. It is important to let these “cure” or “heal.” This… Growing Sweet Potato Slips Sweet potato slips // Growing sweet potato slips is a mystery to many people, and at one [...]
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