61. Organic Gardening organic gardening Links, the source for information about growing organic! http://www.allorganiclinks.com/Gardening/

Search our directory WHY ORGANIC? The elimination of polluting chemicals and nitrogen leaching, done in combination with soil building, protects and conserves water resources. Source: Organic Trade Association Recommend our directory to a friend! Recipients e-mail: Home : Gardening Gardening Categories: Community Gardens Compost Fertilizers Lawn Care ... Vegetables and Herbs Links: Salem Organic Soils Sweet Peet is a 100% organic product made from composted ingredients harvested in our farming operation. It qualifies in any organic certification program. This versatile product can be used as a mulch or as a soil conditioner. With its rich dark brown color it is a visual enhancement in any landscape setting. (Modified: 13-Jul-2001 ) JARDICENTRO Garden Design, Landscape Architecture. Concepção, Construção e Manutenção de Exteriores. Jardins, Piscinas, Lagos e Cascatas, Pavimentos, Iluminação, Arranjos Interiores e Sistemas de Irrigação... (Modified: 16-Jan-2005 ) The Microbe Zoo An educational resource about ecology and microbiology.

62. The Compost Heap Resources for composting, recycling, and organic gardening. http://www.silverlf.com/barrick/

63. Rosaly's Garden Selling organic gardening videos, books and pictures. organic gardening tips. http://www.rosalysgarden.com

Since 1973 NHDA Certified Organic No. 002 Rosaly's Garden is the second largest Certified Organic Farm in New Hampshire. With 16 acres under cultivation, we grow a wide array of vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruit. We have a farmstand on the farm where we sell 90% of our produce and we sell the rest to local restaurants, stores, several culinary schools, and an artist's colony. As well, we offer subscriptions to 'Pick Your Own' to individuals and families who wish to be able to pick anything on the farm. E-Mail Us At: Please provide your email address, and your questions or comments in the box below. Then place your cursor after your Email address, and hit enter to send. Thanks! YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS So Far We Have Had 20347 Visitors To This Site! Everything we do is organic! Our soil is organic, our fertilizer is organic, our pest control is organic, our flowers are organically gardened, our vegetables are organically gardened, our raspberries and blueberries are organically gardened, and our herbs are organically gardened. We currently have twelve organic gardeners on staff, who are very knowledgeable about organic gardening techniques and are available to answer your questions about organic gardening! So come see us!

64. Hort On The Internet: Organic Gardening From North Carolina state University, listing organic gardening links to severalother university sites. Covers several topics. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/hortinternet/organic.html

Consumer Horticulture Plant Factsheets Hort on the Internet Alternative Disease, Pest, and Weed Control ... Southern Region Sustainable Agr Research and Edu Also see Consumer Horticulture Plant Factsheets Hort on the Internet For comments, problems with links or suggestions for additional links: e-mail Erv Evans , Consumer Horticulturist, NC State University Updated: Winter 2004

65. Welcome To Our Homestead! Links for many aspects of country living from organic gardening to farm animals. Features Homemaker's Corner. http://members.aol.com/denise1227/page/homestead.htm

htmlAdWH('93212822', '728', '90'); Main Family LifeOther THE HOUSTON HOMESTEAD Since becoming facinated with the American Pioneer Era several years back and becoming tired of the rat race, our family has had a dream of homesteading. We started out at a 1 acre home in Landenberg, PA. We gardened, canned, dryed, salted, but were still too close to civilization to really make a change. In May of 1998, we relocated to North Carolina and are living in an apartment until we find that perfect piece of country. If you share this dream, we are glad you decided to visit us! If you are just curious, we hope you learn something. If you think we are crazy, you don't know what you are missing. Click here to subscribe to Homemakers' Corner, a bi-monthly newsletter for women whose occupation is Keeper of the Home. Improve your skills, learn new skills, or share your skills with like-minded individuals. Click here to shop in my new storefront. Great products for home, family and yourself! Below is a list of topics related to homesteading, self-sufficiency and making it in the country.

66. Organic Gardening An organic gardening webring. Member sites feature material dealing with allareas of gardening and organic gardening. Potential topics include companion http://t.webring.com/hub?ring=organic

67. Dirty Thoughts- Reflections From The Garden A personal gardening site with a focus on gardening in tropical climates, herbs and organic gardening techniques. http://dirtythoughts.ninaloca.net

Home Dirty Thoughts Flowers Herbs ... XML Subscribe for Updates! Welcome I am not sure what is wrong with me, but I keep having dirty thoughts. Not the kind that are XXX rated, but the kind that make me want to outside and start digging in the yard. It started with small things- I began collecting houseplants and growing chile peppers, then it became a full blown gardening obsession. I can't see a yard or piece of land without thinking, "Hmm, what can I plant there?" I love being outside and I have always been "slightly crunchy", almost granola but not quite. I believe in frugal living, composting, recycling, eating fresh organically grown foods and working with nature, not against it. I love flowers and being surrounded by trees and plants, as you will see here. This is my site, let me show you the lay of the land, so to speak. Dirty Thoughts - I find gardening very peaceful and do some of my best thinking out there. Here are some of my musings and also a collection of gardening quotations and humor from the Web and other sources. So what exactly is in my garden? These pages have detailed information and photos of everything I am growing and even some things I don't have, but just like.

68. SOMERSET ORGANIC GARDENERS organic gardening club for gardeners interested in green gardening in the area of Taunton, Somerset. Includes details of meetings and contacts. http://www.sogweb.btinternet.co.uk/

SOMERSET ORGANIC GARDENERS Monthly meetings and visits for gardeners who want to : Grow untainted fruit and vegetables Encourage wildlife Turn waste into compost Reduce pollution Learn and share organic techniques Visit organic gardens and farms Details of Meetings and Contacts Link : If you live near Somerton, you may be interested in the website of our friends in Somerton Green Gardeners at www.greengardeners.org.uk/

69. Organic Gardening Guide - Garden Advice Garden Advice s organic gardening guide includes information on pests, crops,food recipes and much more. http://www.gardenadvice.co.uk/howto/organic/

About us Contact us Members Links ... Composting Learn about organic gardening and the benefits it can have to you and the environment. Our Organic gardening calander, when is the best time to plant those organic carrots. Compost can be the best 'miricle grow' for your garden, and it cuts down on waste too. Crops Guide Featured Garden Get Started Our user guide to the best in organic crops. Here we feature a new organic garden each month. Want to know how to get started in organic gardening, we give you a step by step guide. Pests Plan Recipies Pests won't stay away because you are an organic gardener, so we've found the best 'friendly' methods of getting rid of them. Plan an organic garden with our easy to use guide. Organic food recipies brought to you by our own organic chef. Top Home Site Map Search ... Privacy

70. Permaculture, Seed Saving, Organic Food, Biodiversity Information regarding permaculture, organic gardening, and kinship gardening. http://www.foodnotlawns.com/

Home Page, Upcoming Events and List of Web Articles Course Registration Form Seed Stewardship Books and 'Zines We Think You Should Read ... Sign Up for the Seedgeeks Email List Food Not Lawns is a loosely affiliated cluster of grassroots gardeners in and around the Willamette Valley, just West of the Oregon Cascades. We work together toward an ecologically, socially, and perpetually thriving bioregion, using theories and techniques derived from permaculture, kinship gardening, ecological design, and biodynamics. We also develop and test our own ideas, and offer a wide range of educational, organizational, and hands-on services. UPCOMING EVENTS: Permaculture Activism Series' in Eugene, Oregon and Orono, Maine A Hands-on Educational Experience in Sustainable Living through In Eugene Sunday, September 25 - Saturday October 1, 2005. Three events: Sunday, September 25 6-8pm Slideshow and Open Discussion on Bioregional Sustainability and Ecological Design.

71. Tree Pruning By Houston Garden Center And Nursery By Maas-Gardens And Gardening This article discusses the use and preparation of organic matter for soil enrichmentand organic techniques for pest and disease control. http://www.maasnursery.com/organictechniques.htm

Organic Gardening Techniques The success or failure of the organic approach depends on how gardeners use and prepare organic matter. Organic matter improves soil tilth and prevents soil compaction and crusting. It increases the water holding ability of the soil and provides a more favorable soil environment for earthworms and beneficial microorganisms. It 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. Sources of organic matter Sources of organic fertilizers Sources of inorganic fertilizers Adjusting soil acidity ... Controlling insects Sources of organic matter Animal manures. Where available, animal manures are excellent sources of organic matter and nutrients for the soil. It is best to apply manures after they have been composted and partially broken down. Fresh manure may be applied directly to the soil, but this should be done in fall and plowed down so that there is adequate time for sufficient breakdown and ammonia release before crops are planted.

72. Garden Glossary, Gardening Tips, Organic Gardening, Flower Gardening, Vegetable Informal glossary of gardening terms. http://www.emilycompost.com/garden_glossary.htm

E-mail to Emily Home FAQ Emily (who we are) What's Growing On Plants of the Week Wildflowers and Weeds of the Week Emily's Lists ... Selected Links Bookmark this site as a favorite! Updated weekly on Sunday Night. Recommend this site to a friend ! emilycompost.com Garden Glossary INTRODUCTION This glossary has been composed to help both the beginner gardener and those who have been gardening for a while. It's nice to know what everyone's talking about. Gardening : a disease for which there is no cure. Caught by association with other gardeners, reading books, enjoying botanical gardens, watching garden shows or making frequent stops to local nurseries. Also by taking road trips to far away garden spots. No complete treatment, if any at all. Choose the letter of the word you wish to look up: A B C D ... I -J-K- L M N O ... P -Q- R S T U ... X -Y-Z- - A - ACCENT PLANT - This could be a focal point plant. A plant to catch attention. Could also be called an anchor plant. ACHEVE - A one seeded fruit which does not split open to release it's seed, ie. the "seeds" on a strawberry.

73. Home - Sustainable Food Center Local organic gardening news, educational programs, composting classes, volunteer possibilities and gardening tips. http://www.sustainablefoodcenter.org/

Home About Us Programs Get Involved ... Links Home Welcome to the Sustainable Food Center! CURRENT EVENTS Sustainable Food Center seeks skilled manager who can effectively monitor and evaluate current community and school gardening activities and can create new projects consistent with the organizational mission and local priorities. For more information on this position and how to apply, click here! NEW DIGS! Sustainable Food Center has a new home! Our branches are flourishing with rising demands for local, affordable and healthy food. We have outgrown our pot. On July 15th, SFC offices were transplanted to a new location, suite 480W in the Twin Towers Office Center, 1106 Clayton Lane. Although we thoroughly enjoyed our time on the Sanchez Elementary School campus, our new digs will provide the space and environment in which SFC will continue to grow and flourish. Come see our new digs! FANATIC FOR FRESH PRODUCE! Do you dig fresh produce, grown locally? If so, check out the Austin Farmers’ Market with two locations to satisfy your veggie cravings. The Saturday morning market at Republic Square Park features an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and eggs. Fruits and veggies are not the only things that abound at the market. Other locally-made products available include scrumptious baked goods, refreshing teas, pottery, scented candles, funky handbags, and artisan soaps. If downtown is not your place then check out the market on Wednesday evenings at Plaza Saltillo.

74. Emilycompost Gardening, Gardening Tips, Organic Gardening, Flower Gardening, Veg A Hydrangeas require morning sun, high shade, good organic, welldrained soil . Emily s site is updated bi-monthly adding new and different gardening http://www.emilycompost.com/

emilycompost.com An internet plot with a garden of information Come grow with us September 18, 2005 E-mail to Emily Home FAQ Emily (who we are) What's Growing On Plants of the Week Wildflowers and Weeds of the Week Emily's Lists ... Seed Exchange Help Along the Way: Tips, Hints, Suggestions Selected Links Bookmark this site as a favorite! Updated on the 1st and 15th of the month, and as necessary. Recommend this site to a friend ! "We all share the same backyard." ...Emily (more celebrated quotes can be found on our " quotes " page) Plant of the Week: Century Plant (Agave americana) Wildflowers and Weeds of the Week: Passion Flower Passiflora Granadilla Marigolds are butterflies' favorite flowers in my garden in Waverly Hall, GA photo submitted by Tatiana Schwappach more Book of the Month: " The 3,000 Mile Garden

75. Amy Stewart, Garden Writer Author of organic gardening books and a syndicated gardening column offers information about her books, as well as events, sample columns, magazine articles, and biographical information. http://www.amystewart.com

NEW: The Earth Moved was named the winner of the 2005 California Horticultural Society's Writer's Award and a "Best Book" of the year by the San Jose Mercury News . Now in trade paperback. "A very fine book" —The Boston Globe "A tender, funny, and profound book" —San Jose Mercury News The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms from Algonquin Books More Information The Book The Chicken Blog The Worm Blog Dirt: A Gardening Column ... The Press Kit Join my mailing list for news and updates Free Worm Composting Handout (1MB) (pdf download) " Her ease in gliding from worms to plants to humans will remind readers of John McPhee's essays on canoes, oranges, the geology of America." —Providence Journal [home] [events] [books] [dirt: a column] ... [contact] © 1997–2005 by Amy Stewart

76. Backyard Organic Gardening http://home.vtown.com.au/dbellamy/contents.html

77. OrganicGardeningResources.com--a Non-commercial Directory Of Resources On Organi Reviews of noncommercial resources on organic gardening. http://www.organicgardeningresources.com

document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D1")); Resources for Organic Gardening PAGE: Organic Directory Organic Trade Association (OTA) presents The Organic Pages Online to provide users with a quick, easy way to find certified organic products, producers, ingredients, supplies and services offered by OTA members, as well as items of interest to the entire organic community. Includes links to farm supplies such as beneficial organisms, agricultural testing, growing mixes, kelp products, pest control products, fungicides, animal feed, biological pesticides, fertilizer, irrigation supplies, greenhouse supplies and more. Large directory to companies that sell aglae, essential oils, natural and herbal products and more. Information about biodynamic farming and gardening, farm supplies and more. Organic Gardening Guide Organic gardening differs from "conventional" gardening mainly in the areas of fertilization and pest control. The organic gardener prefers to use natural and organic materials and methods, and avoids using practices and synthetic chemicals that may be detrimental to his health or environment. Includes information about using compost piles and organic matter, animal manures, and more. Explains how much manure to use and from which animals to use it, as well as using shrub clippings, glass, pine straw, garbage, fish scraps and more into an organic compost pile. Natural and organic fertilizer section includes information about phosphorus, colloidal phosphate, potassium, potash, micronutrients, lime, and more to help grow your garden. Section about irrigation, mulching, week control, insect and disease control, organic gardening supplies, selling organic vegetables and more. Links to more information available and organic gardening supplies.

78. Organic Gardens: Organic Gardening Information And Organic Gardening Advice organic gardening techniques mulch, compost, organic pest control, companionplanting, grasscycling. Includes organic gardening information, http://www.geocities.com/organic_gardener/

Welcome! My Interview Organic? Articles ... Email Me Search: This Organic Gardening Web Ring site is owned by Steven Starr  Welcome  Click here to share this site with friends! Roundup The Article that Every Gardener Needs to Read          Welcome to Organic Gardens. My name is Steve Starr, and I am the writer and webmaster of this organic gardening web site. I built this page so that I could share my love of botany and my respect for the environment with people all over the world. My page contains tons of information about organic gardening. It's a great source of information for the person who has no idea what organic gardening is, or for the veteran organic gardener looking to pick up a little organic gardening advice. I hope that you will make use of all the features. The menu on the left will lead you through the entire contents of this page. Make sure that you check out the following features: Could Caffeine be the Next Organic Pesticide? An interview with me about organic gardening Articles about organic gardening (including mulch, compost, companion planting, organic pest control and grass-cycling) A science fair research section with organic gardening projects ... A collection of the awards that my web site has won I am also the creator of the Organic Gardening Web Ring (you can see the banner at the top of this page). The web ring is a circuit of sites with material on organic gardening. I personally review sites before adding them to the ring - they all have excellent information and devoted webmasters. If you want to find out more about the web ring or are interested in submitting a site

79. Whitney Farms Organic Gardening - Kids Gardening Guide A healthy garden is more than just plants. It s also a home for birds, bees, NOTE The Kid s Gardening Guide pages are PDF files. To view a PDF file, http://www.whitneyfarms.com/guide/kids/

I'm Wiggles, the earthworm. I'm here to show you all the cool things in my garden. A healthy garden is more than just plants. It's also a home for birds, bees, butterflies, and other creatures that help the garden grow. Let's explore the natural wonders in the garden. It all starts with the soil. We have pictures to color, games to play, and lots of fun stuff to learn. Click on the thumbnails below to print out the full-size, individual pages and get ready... get set... GROW! NOTE: The Kid's Gardening Guide pages are PDF files. To view a PDF file, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader Print Page Print Page Print Page ... Print Page Use an empty carton as a low-cost flower pot. Cut off the top of a milk or juice carton. Punch a few small holes in the bottom, for drainage. Place on a saucer. Add potting soil and seeds. Water gently and your seeds will sprout like magic!

80. Hydroponic Systems, Supplies At Hydroasis.com - Hydroponics Equipment & Gardenin Fullservice hydroponic and organic gardening store. Indoor lighting, many hydroponic systems, nutrients and organics. Culver City, CA. http://www.hydroasis.com/

Hydroasis Online Superstore features a great selection of Hydroponic Systems, Suppies, hydroponics equipment and gardening, indoor plant lighting, environmental controllers fertilizers and amendments for hobby and commercial growers.

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