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Organic horticulture From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Organic gardening Jump to: navigation search Organic horticulture is the science and art of growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, or ornamental plants by following the essential principles of organic agriculture in soil building and conservation, pest management, and heirloom variety preservation. The Latin words hortus (garden plant) and cultura (culture) together form horticulture , classically defined as the culture or growing of garden plants. Horticulture is also sometimes defined simply as “agriculture minus the plough.” Instead of the plough , horticulture makes use of human labour and gardener’s hand tools, although some small machine tools like rotary tillers are commonly employed now. Contents General Organic gardening systems Pest control approaches See also ... edit General Double Digging Vermicompost Mulches cover crops ... manures , and mineral supplements are soil-building mainstays that distinguish this type of farming from its commercial counterpart. Through attention to good healthy soil condition, it is expected that insect, fungal, or other problems that sometimes plague plants can be minimized. However

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Home Blog Gardening Books Garden Tools ... Organic Gardening Tip! Think of the earlier days when chemical fertilizers and harmful pesticides were not invented and people used to grow cereals and pulses, fruits and vegetables, flowers and seedlings using fertilizers from natural waste products. They were dependant on home made pesticides instead of chemical pest removers. The produces looked better, tasted better and were absolutely harmless. Well, people have come to appreciate today the practice the earlier generation accomplished so well and regenerate the system for their own benefit. In short, the method involves no inorganic substances to be used in planting, nutrition or growth of plants and trees. Fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and supplements are all obtained only from nature. When this technique is applied to gardening, it is called Organic Gardening that is gaining popularity pretty fast and the produces thus obtained are termed Organic Food. Tip! * A big plus is how easy it is have an organic container vegetable garden. Organic gardening is healthy for you, your family, and your plants and is good for the environment. The organic movement has gained momentum and has now become a national hobby that is as interesting as it is productive. However, pests are pests and they are merciless when attacking plants and herbs in an organic garden. But there are ways to get rid of them in a natural way. One simple method is to plant marigolds near the vegetable patch; another is to make a concoction of cooking oil, dish washing soap and water and spray the mixture to remove the pests.

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5. Organic Gardening Organic gardening is a form of gardening that uses substantial diversity in pest control to reduce the use of pesticides and tries to provide as much fertility with local http://www.sciencedaily.com/articles/o/organic_gardening.htm

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@import url( http://goorganicgardening.com/wp-content/themes/goorganic2/style.css ); Blog Garden Guides Archives Bookstore ... Conventional vs. Organic Growing Posted by Chris Field on August 8th, 2010 filed in Garden Maintenance There are a number of reasons why organic gardening is better than conventional or commercial growing.  Some of the reasons are more obvious than others.  As small scale backyard gardeners, there is a tendency to focus just on the plants and practices in our own yards and on our own tables.  However, conventional vs. organic growing is a hot topic and has more global ramifications. What Do the Terms Even Mean? Continue Reading >> Compost Conundrums: Solving composting problems Posted by Katie Elzer-Peters on August 2nd, 2010 filed in Compost Making your own compost is the best way to add organic matter and natural fertilizer to your garden. Organic matter helps water move through the soil—water stays in the soil so that plants can take it up, but organic matter also helps soil drain properly. Organic matter improves soil structure, helping roots penetrate deeply. Organic matter helps keep the pH of the soil stable, which is important for nutrient availability. Organic matter also decomposes to provide a natural fertilizer for plants. Compost Problems Cause Headaches Compost is not just about throwing food scraps in a bin and letting them rot. Several potential problems plague homeowners that compost. However, most of these problems are easy to overcome.

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Denise's Organic Garden Introduction: First of all, let me tell you that the source of the composting came from a book entitled: Solar Living Source Book: The Complete Guide To Renewable Energy Technologies and Sustainable Living purchased through REAL GOODS . If you'd like more information about this book or the company, please e-mail me. What's Currently Planted How I Made My Compost Pile Why Grow Organic? What's Currently Planted It is the beginning of spring, so now is the time to get the garden ready for summer squash (yellow squash and zucchini, in particular), tomatoes and bell peppers. Since the average date of the last freeze in Tallahassee is March 20, it is best to start plants in pots so you can bring them indoors in case a cold front comes through, or wait until the end of March to plant. If you decided to plant outdoors, keep an eye on the weather forcast, because you don't want to plant seeds and then have the ground freeze. I have planted some yellow squash, and transplanted some plants that grew out of my compost pile. I think they are some sort of squash, but exactly what will turn out is a mystery! Next on my list to plant are bell peppers, zucchini and tomatoes. I've been reading about how to arrange tomato plants around a steel cage of sorts in order to maximize yield and harvest ease. (As a mathematician, the optimization comes naturally.) The planting was completed this weekend. I have three gardens completed, and I'm ready to maintain the plots and harvest the crops. I have harvested some of the spinach leaves (for the best flavor, pick the leaves before the plants flower, and especially when the leaves are around 5 inches long). My tomato plants are around 3 feet tall, and have a few flowers, but no fruit yet. The yellow squash have flowered several times, but so far, no squashlings have arrived. Perhaps bee season is just beginning. My zuccini are growing nicely, but no flowers yet. My cucumbers have just sprouted, as have the watermelon. This weekend I planted corn, beans and squash (the three sisters, as they are sometimes called, since the squash takes the ground level, the corn grows tall and the beans climb on the corn) and I started a pumpkin patch.

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NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBE DISCUSSIONS CUSTOMER SERVICE ... Harvest Techniques FREE Trial Issue! IN SEASON Visit OrganicGardening.com to sign up for our free weekly newsletters: In Season offers timely articles and projects, and Garden to Table delivers ideas and recipes for seasonal produce. Sign up now Gardening Events A state-by-state listing of gardening events in your area! Home Growing A-Z A growing collection of useful articles about all aspects of gardening. OG Almanac Our regional gardening calendar with a monthly to-do list and gardening tips from a real gardener in your area. Select Your Region Alaska Florida Hawaii Midwest North East Northern Tier Pacific Coast North Pacific Coast South Pacific Northwest South East South West VEGETABLES Brussels Sprouts Brussels sprout plants take up a fair amount of space, but the reward is a bountiful harvest of tasty sprouts. More Here is a list of all VEGETABLES articles FRUIT Apple Storage Success Secrets Learn how to store apples successfully. More Here is a list of all FRUIT articles FOOD Home Canning Basics We've created a guide to help you can your food safely.

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Home Environment Climate Change Global/Regional Renewable Energy Types of Pollution Home and Garden Green Home Organic Gardening Recycling Wildlife Amphibians/Reptiles Bird Facts Butterfly Pictures Dragonfly Pictures ... Types of Insects World of Nature Types of Flowers Nature Photos Ocean Life Organic Gardening Around the Garden Images Flowers and Plants Flowering Shrubs Flowering Vines Garden Flowers (non-native) Types of Cactus ... Types of Roses Foods Pumpkin Pictures (Squash) Types of Fruit Types of Mushrooms Types of Nuts Garden Friends Types of Bees Types of Wasps Garden Foes Types of Weeds Organic gardening usually refers to gardening practices that do not use chemical pesticides. Small scale flower and vegetable gardens are popular choices for many garden hobbyists, with organic gardening methods providing good results for both garden types. Organic flower gardening can be as easy as choosing native flowering plants. They have evolved over time with the ability to grow and bloom without the use of pesticides. The links in the box point to pictures and details of native plants in the Western United States, along with other topics such as beneficial garden insects and weed identification. The follow articles lean to practical aspects of organic garden planning, especially with respect to vegetable gardening. The first set of articles, for example, deal with soil.

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Blogs Garden Voices Forums Garden Forums ... Post a Message Organic Gardening T his forum is meant for the discussion of organic gardening. Organic gardening is most easily defined as a philosophy that stresses the use of naturally occurring substances and friendly predators and avoiding man-made chemical fertilizers and pesticides. This is the philosophy which guides this forum. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. Before posting a question, please check the FAQ and do a search to make sure it hasn't already been answered. IPM Organic Rose Growing Vegetables Permaculture ... Going Green What's New on GardenWeb: Does Thanksgiving stress you out? Best and Worst Fast-Food Breakfasts 25 Fabulous Finds for Pets Holiday Gift Guide: Of the Month Clubs Messages: On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Conversations soil test info pls Posted by: tumblingtomatoes fl ,space coast on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 12:06 Organic vs conventional Posted by: wayne_5 b IN on Mon, Nov 15, 10 at 14:55 2 follow-ups, last one posted on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 6:05 GMO Threat Posted by: organicdan on Wed, Dec 9, 09 at 22:01

17. Our Organic Gardens HDRA s three organic gardens, in Kent, Essex and Warwickshire, are open to the public and attract thousands of visitors every year. http://www.gardenorganic.org.uk/gardens/

Skip navigation Access keys Login name Password Remember me Forgotten password? Garden Organic - the national charity for organic growing Breadcrumbs: home :: our organic gardens the national charity for organic growing Home Who we are What we do Join us ... Contact us Search: Site Map Accessibility information Visit our organic display gardens See below for details of our organic display gardens in Great Britain. Ryton Gardens Ryton Gardens Coventry Warkwickshire Ryton Gardens , the home of Garden Organic is an internationally famous tourist attraction as well as being the site of our headquarters. Ten acres of display gardens are managed entirely organically and all aspects of domestic horticulture are on show, including composting, pest and disease control, fruit and vegetable production, herbs, roses, lawns, shrubberies and herbaceous plantings. A large conservation area includes native trees, a wildflower meadow and lake, and wildflowers are also much in evidence as part of the landscaping and in a backgarden setting in our RSPB Wildlife Garden. Other interesting features include the Paradise Garden (a memorial to Geoff Hamilton), a bee garden, living willow structures and, newly opened in 2003, The Vegetable Kingdom visitor's centre.

18. Redenta’s Organic Gardening Tips It is hot and quite humid. Every Texas gardener plans their gardening for early morning and late evening. That really is the only time you can enjoy being outside. http://suppliesorganicgardening.com/

home about us retail shops landscape design Search Archives By Category All General Bugs Organic Rose Tips ... Vegetable Gardening Archives By Month August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May 2010 ... September 2008 Subscribe Entries (RSS) Recommended Links Real School Gardens Howard Garrett - The Dirt Doctor CMS Web Solutions Inc. Aug Texas heat 2 Comments General It is hot and quite humid. Every Texas gardener plans their gardening for early morning and late evening. That really is the only time you can enjoy being outside. At the stores, we have to do it all day long as some of the plants at the stores have to be watered two and three times a day (hats and lots of sunscreen!). I know some of these plants are asking why they are being subjected to this extreme. And then I go on a drive, get out of the car in a small town just west of Denton in the middle of the day and see this vivid splash of color against our deep blue Texas sky.  A pipevine swallowtail (I am pretty sure that is what it is) butterfly was feeding, going from blossom to blossom unfazed by the heat. The Texas sage was in full bloom and a morning glory vine was trying to set up territory in the sage. I could not help but stop and admire - it was beautiful even in the blazing sun!

19. Organic Gardening - A Non-commercial Directory Reviews of non-commercial resources on organic gardening. http://www.organicgardeningresources.com

document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D1")); Resources for Organic Gardening PAGE: Organic Gardening Techniques The success or failure of the organic approach depends on how gardeners use and prepare organic matter, according to this site. Organic matter improves soil tilth and prevents soil compaction and crusting, while it increases the water holding ability of the soil and provides a more favorable soil environment for earthworms and beneficial microorganisms. Organic matter also slows erosion, and in later stages of decay, organic matter releases nitrogen and other nutrients to growing crops. Carbon dioxide from decaying organic matter brings minerals of the soil into solution, making them available to growing plants. Many soils of the world have been ruined, mainly because they have been depleted of organic matter from prolonged cultivation without proper soil management , the site says. Go Solar Powered With Your Garden Fountain Since all things green are currently in vogue, why not consider a solar powered water fountain for your garden? Many people are taking the step of including an outdoor fountain in their back yards and patios, and choosing one that is powered by the sun makes a lot of sense. Whether your taste runs to a freestanding garden fountain or one that is part of a larger display, you can get the effect you are looking for. Get tips for choosing the right size pump for your needs, along with suggestions on the best place to position your solar panels.

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