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Mar 16, 2015
Using rice straw bales
How would rice straw bales work for straw bale gardening? Many of our local farmers burn their rice fields to get rid of the stubble because it takes
Mar 13, 2015
No dig gardens - how to grow vegetables by gardening without digging or tilling
Gardening is sublime, especially growing your own vegetables in no dig gardens. Gardening without digging or tilling is organic, low maintenance and deeply satisfying.
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Feb 27, 2015
no dig and crop rotation
got an allotment in may and want to be a no dig and fully organic gardener,have been reading obout companion planting, putting potatoes in with cabbage,beans
Feb 24, 2015
Ridge gourd very small and dying
I have planted ring guard plant in pot on my terrece.it has started growing and some guard are growing but they are dying very small.not growing big.
Feb 16, 2015
Organic Vegetable Garden Fertilizers - Best Homemade Natural Soil Amendments and Fertilisers
What to use and how to make organic garden fertilizers and soil amendments. Homemade or bought, these are the best fertilisers for vegetable growing.
Feb 13, 2015
Rockdust as a soil conditioner
What do you think of Rockdust to condition soil? For several years now, I have been applying Rockdust to my soil, for both vegetable and ornamental plant
Nov 19, 2014
lasagna gardening and fall bulb planting
I just made my lasagna patch. Wet newspaper then wood chips from tree stump then grass clippings that have set most of summer...then repeated this brown
Nov 07, 2014
sweet meat squash not sweet
Why doesn't my sweetmeat squash taste sweet? It grew beautifully and prolifically but it isn't sweet.
Nov 07, 2014
eggplant stock remaining in the ground over winter
Is it possible to leave eggplant plants in the ground over winter if I cut them back to one foot above ground and expect then to produce next summer?
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Oct 04, 2014
What is this plant disease
i have started terrace organic gardening. my newly planted veg plant has some diseases. please let me know the remedy.
Oct 04, 2014
Squash infertility
We planted pumpkin, hubbard, spagetti, zukinni and acorn squash this Spring and there was no viable harvest. The plants continued flowering until September,
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