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Putting Nature Back In Control. Actively Aerated Compost Tea. Some microscope photos courtesy of Tim Wilson of Microbe Organics. My friend Oceane from Australia viewing the Olympic Rain Forest for the first time. I currently moderate a forum at www.logicalgardener.or. It's free to join and is all science-based horticulture. Thanks for stopping by! KIS Organics and KIS Farm. Wwwkisorganics.com and www.kisfarm.com. Send me an e-mail!
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Gardening with Native Plants of Tennessee
The purpose of this site is to provide information and photographs on native plants of the Mid-South, those featured in my book, Gardening with the Native Plants of Tennessee: The Spirit of Place. As well as additional native plants that could/should be in such a book. Those who have the book can access. Additional information to keep it current and accurate. If you are already familiar with the book, you'll want to concentrate on the News and Photos. And follow along the next three years!
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Gardening With Nature
Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. The blooms of the Carolina jessamine signal the changing of the seasons. Winter is almost over. Spring is breathing down its neck. As change comes to Nature and the garden, I have made the difficult decision to change some things in my life as well. For the past few years, I have published on three separate but related blogs - Backyard Birder. Where I wrote about birds, The Nature of Things. This blog is now six-and-a-h...
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gardening with nifty
This blog is for gardening enthusiasts and for those interested in gardening and even for those who know nothing about gardening but want to. In short it is hopefully for everyone. Thursday, 10 April 2008. How to become a mud pie maker. For the permaculturalist or eco gardener or just those with a querky creative streak, have a look at this great ebook that shows you how to make garden art or even pots with mud and have them last for years. Check it out by clicking on the title. Links to this post. Small...
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Gardening Without… | Saving money and getting healthy by eating from the garden
Saving money and getting healthy by eating from the garden. August 15, 2015. We tackled the rather large task of harvesting sunflowers this week. We have 3 sections of sunflowers. We grow more and more every year because. They are a great source of protein for the chickens while they are moulting. Again, a great source of protein for the chickens in the winter months when they need extra warmth. Helps supplement feed in the winter. Back to harvesting sunflowers:. Take all leaves to the chickens. They wer...
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Gardening Without Fairies | I learn as I go!
I learn as I go! The Start of a New Year (Subtitle: Snow! January 8, 2014. Greetings, gardening friends! I hope your holidays were full of family and fun and all the traditions you enjoy. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and now Twelfth Night have all come and gone since my last post. It was a busy season here. After all, like my blog title says, I’ve got no fairies helping me out! I commonly find a scattering of twigs bitten clean off, and the burning bushes (. Now that that’s all over and the...
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Gardening Without Skills
I dig these blogs. Books I have read lately. A different game of squash. The One Piece of Instruction I've Ever Followed. Fall Message: A Rare Post. Confessions of a Pioneer Woman. Little Ree: Best Friends Forever! By The Pioneer Woman. Give it a try. Dispatches from the Island. 30 Day Drawing Challenge: Big Finish Days 25-30. Monday Farm Photos: Happy Monday. Moving Back the Island. Of Kids and Kudzu for a Better World by Bob Hill. House on hill road. Derby Day Medallion Quilt. In My Kitchen Garden.
