101. Horticultural Jane Perrone s organic gardening blog I am suffering from tomato envy, thanksto Girl Gone Gardening she s grown a beauty! http://perrone.blogs.com/horticultural/

Horticultural Jane Perrone's organic gardening blog About Bette Midler on gardening: "My whole life had been spent waiting for an epiphany, a manifestation of God's presence, the kind of transcendent, magical experience that lets you see your place in the big picture. And that is what I had with my first compost heap." Now harvesting ... Beetroot Carillion Carrot Nantes 2 Carrot White Kuttiger Chives ... Yellow patty pan squash Green fingers Allotment and Vegetable Gardening Webring Andrew Stenning Anything But Sprouts Bookish Gardener ... You Grow Girl Seed suppliers Organic Gardening Catalogue Thomas Etty Esq VidaVerde Play Allotment Regeneration Initiative Community Composting Network Eden Project Green Gardener ... Organic UK Work Guardian Unlimited Guardian Unlimited Newsblog Onlineblog Blogmarks Bobbie Johnson Chocolate and Vodka Going Underground's Blog Horst Prillinger ... little.red.boat Tofino garden Tofino Botanical Gardens has to be one of my favourite gardens to visit in the world. It's tucked away in a remote part of Vancouver Island, but well worth the trip. Particular highlights include the pond (pictured right) and its array of monster dragonflies, the kitchen garden, the Bernardo O'Higgins homestead and the children's trail.

102. Rohde's Nursery And Nature Store Buy organic gardening products, bird and bat houses, and pest control online, and see price list of Texas native plants. http://beorganic.com/

103. ORGANIC AND PERMACULTURE GARDENING Frits v/d Laan s (Gouda, Netherlands) organic gardening Page Sal Schettino sorganic gardening (from a farmer s perspective) Home Page http://www.greatdreams.com/garden.htm

updated 9-17-04 ORGANIC AND PERMACULTURE GARDENING Dapala Farm A Sustainable Technologies Educational Center INDEX TO THE GARDEN GATE INTERNET GARDENING MOTHER NATURE'S GENERAL STORE PERMACULTURE NEWSGROUP ... VITAL DESIGN Links from Vital Design: Farming and gardening with worms Composter's Forum - Vermicomposting Basic vermiculture (Campus Center for Appropriate Technology) http://homepage.third-wave.com/wormpage/ ... Saving seed from most garden veggies at STSE Wildflower Phenology - The Dawes Arboretum East (Newark, Ohio http://www.dawesarb.org/phenwww2.htm Oklahoma Wildflowers by Charles S. Lewallen Table of Contents Ordered by Date http://www.biosurvey.ou.edu/okwild/toc_date.html The Botanic Sorting Machine http://www.euronet.nl/users/mbleeker/folis/bsmain-e.html Times for Wildflowers of the Southern Appalachians http://ncnatural.com/wildflwr/blmtime.html Phenology of New York State Rare Plants The New York Natural Heritage Program ftp://ftp.heritage.tnc.org/pub/nhp/us/ny/plants2.html Wild Flower Notesof Ithaca/Tompkins County (New York) Dan Eckstrom's Wildflower Web Page http://cribbage.cit.cornell.edu/flowers/flowers.html

104. Arne Koch's Homepage Includes personal information, organic gardening, dog stories, and photographs. http://cybertrails.com/~arjoy/

105. Welcome To Organic Gardening. Welcome to the organic gardening mailing list! This list, organicgardening@listserv.oit.unc.edu, along with permaculture@listserv.oit.unc.edu and http://www.ibiblio.org/london/permaculture/mailarchives/permaculture-UNC.3/msg00

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Welcome to Organic Gardening. To organic-gardening@listserv.oit.unc.edu Subject : Welcome to Organic Gardening. From london@sunsite.unc.edu Date : Wed, 1 Oct 1997 13:42:08 -0400 (EDT) cc homestead@listserv.oit.unc.edu permaculture@listserv.oit.unc.edu Reply-To london@sunsite.unc.edu http://www.unc.edu/courses/ssp/wilp/ or more specifically: http://www.unc.edu/courses/ssp/wilp/user_sub_unsub.html - At this URL you'll find the complete usage docs for UNC's Listserver: http://help.unc.edu/cgi-bin/getdocs?docnumber=ieg08 or just start at http://help/unc.edu - Or manually subscribe by email: - Address your request to subscribe to homestead to: listserv@oit.unc.edu. i.e., send email to: listserv@oit.unc.edu Leave the Subject: line blank. In the body of the message, type, if you're subscribing: subscribe organic-gardening yourname or, if you're unsubscribing type: unsubscribe organic-gardening yourname (you can also use the words unsub or signoff) For example: subscribe organic-gardening Bob Smith or: unsubscribe organic-gardening Bob Smith To post to all the subscribers of the list: - Send your article by email to: organic-gardening@listserv.oit.unc.edu IMPORTANT: ========== Write down and save the email ID and name you subscribed with. If you ever need to unsubscribe this info will be necessary. This list is configured to only allow subscribers to post articles. Lawrence F. London, Jr. - InterGarden - Venaura Farm mailto:london@sunSITE.unc.edu

106. Golden Harvest Organics Natural fertilizer which is a completely natural product that contains no inert ingredients and is eco friendly. Site also includes organic gardening tips, natural pest control and companion planting information. http://ghorganics.com/

On line orders received before 10:00 P.M. (Mtn Standard Time) Monday-Sunday will ship 2nd or 3rd day! We Won't Forget Contact Us Companion Plant Critter Trouble ... Weed Wars WE NO LONGER HAVE A CATALOG Hurricane Katrina: Please Help Secure On-Line Ordering No GMO's here: We took and honor the safe seed pledge What to do with all those tomatoes? Try sun or oven drying them and more! No time to make compost tea? Perfect for fall application! HumAcid: Does wonders for the soil and plants! Organic Heirloom Tomato Seeds Click Here Site Navigation Try Golden Harvest Natural Fertilizer for seed starting and all your plants, veggies, flowers, shrubs, trees etc. indoors and out. It is made right here in Fort Collins USA exclusively by us! Introducing the ingenious SMARTrap for Garden Pests Traps many types of destructive adult moths to disrupt the breeding cycle via pheromones and LED lights. Does kill beneficial insects. Supreme Neem Extra, Extra

107. Organic Gardening Course http://www.ibiblio.org/rge/course/

108. Organic Gardening Catalogs Garden Bazaar Businesses Dealing in organic gardening hardwood and mini nuggetmulches, organic garden soils,05/05/05 organic cow manure (no weed seeds) http://www.gardenbazaar.com/directory/cz_1L1.html

GardenWeb's Garden Bazaar Directory Businesses Dealing in Organic Gardening (Entries are listed in random order.) Mosquito Czar - Organic Mosquito and Pest Control Offering a 100% natural alternatives to dangerous insect repellents and pesticides - Mosquito Barrier - An all natural very potent liquid garlic extract that dilutes in water. When sprayed on lawns, gardens and landscaping it controls and repels mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and many other harmful soft bodied insects, like aphids. It is E. P. A. Exempt - Gras (Generaly Regarded As Safe) and may be used by farmes, gardners, landscapers, and homeowners as they would use water. Try Our Natural Catnip Oil Mosquito Repellent - Deet Free! Edible Landscaping Afton, VA Only the most productive disease resistant plant varieties make it onto the approved list here at Edible Landscaping. Our plants are guaranteed to arrive healthy and grow well. If something happens to your plant, please let us know. We want you to succeed with these plants and share our enthusiasm for growing them. Peaceful Valley Farm Supply The Bug Blaster No More Aphids, Whiteflies, Mealy Bugs and Spider Mites! Whether you are a veteran gardener or a weekend warrior. The Bug Blaster™ offers the safest and most effective non-toxic control for your garden pests. Imagine cleansing your green treasures with H2O. Novel as it is, this garden sprayer effectively controls aphids, whiteflies, mealy bugs, spider mites and more. Great tool for every shed, especially for you organic gardeners. It also makes a unique gift. To order online or find a retail location near you visit our web site...

109. An Organic Garden Practical and detailed instructions for setting up and maintaining your own organic vegetable garden. http://www.eap.mcgill.ca/Publications/EAP65.htm

[http://eap.mcgill.ca/Publications/eap_head.htm] EAP Publication - 65 An organic garden The garden described in this guide is that of EAP's Director, and was used in our 1982 Demonstration Garden Tour project. The garden plan is shown on page 16. Anyone can have a very successful garden by following the simple instructions in this guide. There are also lawn care tips on page 15. Further information on composting, mulching, companion planting, pest control, and ecology can be ordered from EAP's publications list; or visit our resource centre in the Barton Building, Room B-1-018, at Macdonald College. Some suggested additional reading : Harrowsmith magazine (they also have a book catalogue); 7 Queen Victoria Rd. Camden East, Ontario KOK lJO Rodale's Organic Gardening magazine (they also have a book catalogue); Box 35, Emmaus, PA 18099 - 0035 Duhon, David. One Circle : How to Grow a Complete Diet in Less than 1,000 Sq. Ft. 1985; Ecology Action, 5798 Ridgewood Road, Willits, CA 95490. US $9.00 plus $4.50 postage to Canada. Jeavons, J. How to Grow More Vegetables. 1982; Ten Speed Press, address as above.

110. Laura's Organic Gardening Resource Page Vegetable gardener explains her reasons for growing food organically, and provides information about tending her soil, dealing with pests, and sowing seeds. Also provides instructions for joining the organic gardening List. http://home.att.net/~ekyorigins/Gardenx.html

Organic Gardening To the left is one of my garden helpers and one of my reasons for growing our food. For another very good reason why we grow our food organically please read An Open Letter to Church and Society in the United States For a sketch of my growing areas CLICK HERE We grow our food. You can too. How would you like to save money, have a safe source of food and get endless aerobic excerise all at once? We use gardening to teach our children about biodiversity, genetics, microbiology... etc. We've learned, painlessly, about the same as we optimize our garden. We would like to share with you how easily we grow our food in garden beds that take up as little space as 3000 square feet and yet feed our family of six. Follow the links below to learn more about what we do. BOOKS I own these books and use them a great deal. You might like them too! SOIL REMEDIES SEEDS Join the Organic Gardening List The OGL list (Organic Gardening Discussion List) hosts informative discussions on a wide range of organic gardening, sustainable agriculture, and soil science topics. To join the list send a message saying (in the body) SUBSCRIBE OGL [Yourfirstname] [Yourlastname] to LISTSERV@LSV.UKY.EDU

111. Organic Directory · Organic Food · Organic Gardening · Organic Agriculture - A free, weekly email newsletter and website about sustainable living, environmentand social justice in Ontario, Canada and beyond. http://www.planetfriendly.net/organic.html

Home Calendar GoodWork Post an Event/Job ... Donate Organic Opportunity Eating, Learning, Growing, Working A front door to everything organic in Canada! "Organic farming isn't about turning back the clock, it's about moving forward." – Dr. David Suzuki Contents (A) Why Organic? What's the big deal? What's in it for me Why organic? Why local? Community Supported Agriculture Farmers Markets ... Volunteer, Work Exchange, Barter, Wwoof (1) What's the big deal? What's in it for me? We all eat. But few of us know what is in our food, what the risks are to ourselves or to society in general. We trust that healthy and ample food will appear, like magic, in the grocery store. We trust the corporations, the "food system", that creates this apparent miracle. And when the experts say it's the best way, most of us believe them (see www.prwatch.org But there are troubling questions. What are the effects of agri-chemicals on consumers, farmers, farms, and the environment? Can industrialized, monocultural agriculture provide a secure food supply? What are the root causes of cancer and other disease? How can we best feed a growing population? Who are the vested interests, and who can be believed? Most importantly, what can you do as a consumer, a worker, an activist, a citizen?

112. SoilSoup.com - Sale Compost Tea for organic gardening and farming http://www.soilsoup.com

113. Organic Gardening VegSource organic gardening. Our Favorite organic gardening Tips GardenTestedTips from VegSource Visitors Send us your best organic gardening tips! http://www.vegsource.com/gardening/

Search VegSource: 10,000 Recipes Veg Articles Discussion Boards All of VegSource Search for: Discussion Boards: The Pub/ open 24 hrs! Recipes/ Chef Deb ... A Few Awards More Discussions HomeSchooling Flame Room Smokers Support Animal Concerns ... Tech Support About Us: Our Mission Guest Comments: Sign/Read GuestBook Our Magazine: Send Us Your Story! Terms of Service: The Fine Print... VegSource Organic Gardening Our Favorite Organic Gardening Tips Garden-Tested Tips from VegSource Visitors General Tips Compost Planting Tips Weeds ... Painfree Gardening Are you growing the most beautiful organic roses in town? Got a great tip for speeding up compost? Send us your best organic gardening tips!

114. Organic Gardening organic gardening. Jump to Information Butterflies andBirds Flowers Vegetables Organic Critters GardenFinder McKee http://www.floridaplants.com/gard_organic.htm

SEARCH Books Garden Shop Agencies ... Send Fruit,etc. ORGANIC GARDENING Jump to: Information Butterflies and Birds Flowers Vegetables ... he Florida Organic Growers and Consumers list their events, offer a membership form to print out, and feature the article "The Top 10 Reasons to Buy Organic." Receive copies of The Foghorn, or better yet, send in an article. Above all, if you're interested in organic gardening or farming in Florida, FOG WANTS YOU! Plants in FLORIDA HORTICULTURE Air Plants Bamboos ... Garlic Spray May Keep Pests Away October 28, 1997 News Article from ; by Steve Hill. W3 Virtual Library: Sustainable Ag: Organic Farming Links to general information on organic growing methods. See also: Horticulture Landscape See also: Horticulture: Gardening Contents Can't Find the Answer Here? Try our Search the Internet! page! floridaplants.com

115. Organic Gardens: Organic Gardening Information And Organic Gardening Advice Helpful organic gardening information, pictures, articles and advice. Topics include mulch, compost, organic pest control, companion planting, grasscycling. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/3588/index.html

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

116. Live Nude Worms Sells redworms for composting, fishing, organic gardening, and waste management. http://www.alcasoft.com/worms

117. Organic Gardening - Permaculture - Sustainable Agriculture organic gardening Permaculture - Organic Farming - Sustainable Agriculture,remineralization is on the rise, so it must be profitable! In Sept. http://www.braincourse.com/organica.html

Please Bookmark or Print This Page Now READ FOR YOURSELF ABOUT ORGANIC FARMING ADVANTAGES Can Organic Farming Be Profitable? .....by Melvin D. Saunders ........Initially, fertilizers and pesticides were foisted upon innocent farmers to provide an agricultural boost to their harvests for a few short years. But such a short term goal leaves an eroded soil, contaminated groundwater and a weakened crop resistance to pests and disease as a result. But before the 1st widely used synthetic pesticide DDT hit the market in 1946, American farmers lost about a third of their crops each year to insects, weeds and disease. Today, pesticides, fungicides and herbicides exceed a cost of $4 billion a year, and farmers still lose the same one-third amount of crops Obviously, chemicals waste money and destroy the environment, so how long will it take to wake farmers up? Every year modern agricultural methods are destroying the long-term ability of American farms to produce decent food, because about 98% of American farmers are farming with chemical pesticides and fertilizers. The Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that approximately 845 million pounds of pesticides and herbicides are used on American farmlands each year. The U.S.D.A.'s Economic Research Service calculates that about 45 billion pounds of synthetic fertilizers are also dumped on U.S. farms each year. ........In China's Jiangsu province alone, about 27,000 people are severely poisoned each year by pesticides, 10% of them fatally. A 1987 National Academy of Sciences report estimated that pesticides may be the cause of an extra 1.4 million cancer cases among Americans over their lifetimes, while pesticide poisoning among farm workers in California ranks as the highest rate of occupational illness in the state. World practice has shown that chemical pesticides non-toxic to man simply do not exist.

118. Organic Gardening How To Grow Your Own Fruit And Vegetables And Enjoy Pesticide- organic gardening How to grow your own fruit and vegetables and enjoy pesticidefreeproduce, fresh flavors and more nutritious food. http://www.motherearthnews.com/recent/organic_gardening/

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119. The Good Earth - Organic Gardening In Northern Ireland Includes tips, photos, and a planting calendar. http://dnausers.d-n-a.net/organic/

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120. Intensive Organic Gardening, HYG-1257-02 Intensive organic gardening offers a means to produce large quantities of Intensive organic gardening has its roots in the French market gardens of the http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/1000/1257.html

Ohio State University Extension Factsheet Horticulture and Crop Science 2001 Fyffe Court, Columbus, OH 43210-1096 Intensive Organic Gardening HYG-1257-02 Travis Beck , Department of Horticulture and Crop Science, The Ohio State University Martin F. Quigley , Department of Horticulture and Crop Science, The Ohio State University Intensive organic gardening offers a means to produce large quantities of fresh vegetables in a small area without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. It is an excellent gardening method for city dwellers who have limited yard space and who do not wish to expose themselves, their children, or their pets to potentially dangerous chemicals. It is also well-suited to small market garden operations. Why garden organically? Many people choose to garden organically because of concerns about the use of synthetic chemicals on their food. In addition to having possible health effects, these chemicals can affect the environment on farms and in neighboring areas through disruption of beneficial insect populations and through groundwater contamination. Fresh food grown locally may also have higher nutritional value than food shipped long distances. History Intensive organic gardening has its roots in the French market gardens of the 19th century. Parisian gardeners at this time were able to grow over 100 pounds of produce annually for every person in the city. They achieved this remarkable productivity through the use of raised beds (up to 18 inches in height) built with horse manure, which was abundant at the time, close plant spacing, and the use of glass cloches to allow for growth even in the winter. These techniques were brought to the United States by Alan Chadwick in the 1930s, and have continued to be refined and promoted by John Jeavons. Simultaneously, J. I. Rodale began demonstrating organic practices on his Pennsylvania farm. Rodale emphasized the creation of healthy soil through the use of organic amendments. The Rodale Institute now promotes the same philosophy of soil management for small gardens as well as farms, and Rodale Press has published much literature on organic gardening.

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