One Seed Does Not Fit All: Program Your Garden Through a Spring Seed Exchange
For a greater variety of rare seeds, gardeners turn to seed exchanges to save, sustain, socialize and breed true.
Compost Grows Great Gardens for a Great Planet
Compost grows great gardens for a great planet by diverting food waste from landfills and nourishing healthy soil for flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Back to Basics: The History of Composting
Only in the past century have chemicals replaced compost as the fertilizer of choice since primitive farming practices began thousands of years ago.
Natural Compost vs. Chemical Fertilizer
Natural compost gives your flowers, fruits and vegetables more optimal levels of nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium and other nutrients than chemical fertilizer.
Keep Your Compost in the Family
Home composting is going mainstream through streamlined grub composting bins for simple organic waste management to save money, nourish plants and educate kids.
The Circle Corner Suburban Homestead
The Circle Corner is a suburban homestead where Stan Slaughter and Linda Chubbuck have created a model of sustainable living on a half-acre lot in the city.
BioBag Giveaway: Free Compost Helpers for Your Home
If you compost at home, BioBag wants to help! Enter to win one of six free BioBag products for your home composting system.
Grub Composting Workshop in Hawaii a success !
Garbage to Gold Workshop a Success According to Honolulu Weekly Keynote
If you want to get nutrients and living microorganisms down into the soil as fast as possible, consider brewing a batch of compost.
How to Grow Potatoes On Your Patio
By growing them yourself in these convenient, compact GrowBags, you can try any number of the thousands of potato varieties.
Demos and how-to videos on all things composting.
We Need Compost! [VIDEO]If you want to get excited about composting, watch this video! In just 4 minutes, the folks from Kertis Creative present an impressive case for why We Need Compost! After all, nothing does a better job of naturally feeding the soil so it can feed our plants. |
