Gifts That Bloom – Organic Tomato Garden

December 20, 2009 by  
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Gifts That Bloom - Organic Tomato Garden

Gifts That Bloom - Organic Tomato Garden

Gifts That Bloom – Organic Tomato Garden

Easy-to-use indoor gardening kits make it easy for avid enthusiasts and beginners alike to experience the joy of growing your own flowers, plants and trees.

Each easy-to-grow garden kit contains a leak-resistant growing container,

specially selected seeds, enriched soil mix with nutrients and easy growing instructions.

Just add water and sunshine to enjoy. Makes a Great Gift for Kids and Adults of All Ages.

Start your garden inside these colorful 3.75″ tall x 3″ diameter recyclable Garden Kits for months of enjoyment.

Product Description
Grow your own organic tomato garden with this complete Organic Tomato Garden Kit. We have used carefully selected organic tomato seeds and organic growing mix so you can enjoy a truly all-natural tomato garden, free of pesticide and grown with pride. Everything is included in this exclusive garden kit, including seeds, enriched growing mix & nutrients and this leak-proof growing container. Just add water and sunlight to enjoy…. More >>


Gifts That Bloom – Organic Tomato Garden

Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip PRO Edger #206

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Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip PRO Edger #206

Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip PRO Edger #206

Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip PRO Edger #206

Four times the gripping surface of conventional tools, with room for both hands

Unbreakable resin-encased steel shaft

Unique stainless steel blade design

Extra-wide raised forward step, offset from shaft for better leverage and comfort

Professional quality with a lifetime guarantee; Dimensions: 8.5 by 4.0 by 38.4 inches (width by depth by heigth)

Product Description
Dimensions: w 8.5″, h 38.4″. Stainless steel blade, extra large step, steel core shaft. Professional quality with a lifetime guarantee. Handle with 4 times the gripping surface…. More >>


Radius Garden Natural Radius Grip PRO Edger #206

How to Compost : Learn Organic Garden Composting Online : How to Turn & Mix Compost

December 20, 2009 by  
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Get tips on how to aerate your compost pile by turning and mixing it, plus learn how often you should turn your compost for the best and quickest results, in this free organic gardening video. Expert: Gale Gassiot Bio: Gale Gassiot makes her own organic compost or “gardener’s black gold.”

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Garden Safe Organic Potting Soil 10 Qt

December 20, 2009 by  
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Garden Safe Organic Potting Soil 10 Qt

Garden Safe Organic Potting Soil 10 Qt

Garden Safe Organic Potting Soil 10 Qt

100% Organic

10 qt.

Product Description
This potting soil is formulated regionally from Canadian sphagnum peat moss, organic materials (reed-sedge peat or composted forest products), horticultural perlite, an organic wetting agent and lime for proper pH balance. OMRI Listed: Garden Safe All Purpose Potting Mix is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute for use and production of organic food and fiber. Premium-Blend Potting Mix: Canadian sphagnum peat moss, composted organic matter, plus perlite, … More >>


Garden Safe Organic Potting Soil 10 Qt

Garden Works Ken Ho Garden Weeder

December 20, 2009 by  
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  • A very sharp stainless steel blade makes it easy to weed with precision.
  • The ergonomic comfort grip reduces hand fatigue.
  • As with all Garden Works products the design and durabilty are terrfic.
  • Comes with a hood to protect the blade and you from the shapness.

Product Description
Lightweight with plenty of power you will want this tool kept handy…. More >>


Garden Works Ken Ho Garden Weeder

How to Create & Manage an Organic Garden : Lighting an Indoor Organic Garden

December 20, 2009 by  
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Creating the proper lighting and lighting techniques to allow your organic garden to thrive indoors isdiscussed in this free educational video series. Expert: Steve Contact: www.myspace.com/solorganics_hydroponics Bio: Steve is the owner of Sol Organics and Hydroponics in San Antonio, Texas. Filmmaker: julio costilla

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How To Make An Organic Garden

December 20, 2009 by  
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Every spring, whether northern or southern hemisphere, many people begin to think about gardening. Some have been gardening every year since they were old enough to help in the family garden back of the house. Others have begun gardening only recently. Most have questions, though.

How to make an organic garden is a question that arises more frequently these days, as people become more concerned about health issues. They want to know that the produce they are eating is good for their health and safe for their families to eat. They want to begin an organic garden.

Many books have been written about how to make an organic garden, and we cannot compete with them in one article, but we offer here 7 basic steps for beginners.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #1

Begin your organic garden by learning your plant hardiness zone. You will need to know your climate, and what organic produce will grow best there. If you live in the United States, you can access the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map on many gardening sites or seed websites. Planting directions on seed packets are based on the average last frost date. The last frost date for your area will be the last spring day when you might have a killing frost.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #2

After you have determined your local climate, it is time to choose a location on your property for your organic garden. The area most convenient to your back door may not be the best for an organic garden. Look for a location that never has standing water. Your plants need good soil drainage. Check to see if the plants will be protected from the wind. Will your organic garden be close to water so you can easily care for it?

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #3

Next, you will need to test the soil for your organic garden. In the U.S., check online for your county or state Home/Agricultural Extension Service. They will guide you in taking soil samples from different areas of the location you chose for your organic garden. Be sure you label each sample of soil as to part of the garden, and send it to be analyzed. This analysis will help you know what to add to the soil for a great harvest. Remember, one of the basic things you will do in your organic garden is to feed the soil so the soil can feed the plants.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #4

Order seeds, using information about your climate and soil. Be sure you order certified organic seed so that you can have an authentic organic garden. A good online seed supply source is Main Street Seed and Supply. You can buy as little as a teaspoon of seed for a small organic garden, or pounds of organic seed for farming. While ordering seeds, be sure to include onions, garlic, and marigold flowers. These plants can be a first line of defense in an organic garden’s pest control program.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #5

While you wait for your seeds to arrive, you need to prepare the organic garden bed. If there is grass growing in the location, removed it first. Use a sharp, flat-edged spade to slice out the sod. Shake off as much soil as you can, and remove the grass from the area. Till the soil to a depth of about 12″, and work in organic fertilizer, checking your soil analysis to know what amendments are needed.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #6

If you have organic seedlings to plant, water them well the day before you intend to plant them in the organic garden. The best time to set them in the garden is a still, overcast day. If you must plant on a sunny day, take care not to stress the plants more than necessary. Use the seedlings’ pots to determine how deeply to plant them.

If you are planting seeds in your organic garden, follow instructions that come with each type of seed.

How to Make an Organic Garden – Step #7

Apply organic mulch soon after planting. Mulch conserves water, cools soil, and keeps weeds at bay. If you use compost, chipped bark, shredded bark, shredded, shredded leaves, or straw, your mulch will also improve soil quality in your organic garden. Apply 2 to 4 inches of mulch, being careful not to get it too close to the plant stems. Mulch can rot the stems. It can also become a hideout for nibbling little garden mice.

Organic Garden Tip:

Label your plant rows and keep a record of your garden’s progress. Save seed information for everything in your organic garden. A garden journal, with photos throughout the gardening season, will help you know what you want to repeat or change in next year’s organic garden.

© 2007, Anna Hart. Anna Hart invites you to read more of her articles about organic gardens at http://tinyurl.com/3u59gme. Anna is posting new articles every week on that site, each one dealing with some facet of organic gardening. If you want to know how to make your own organic fertilizer, you will want to read Anna’s article on the subject.

Yard Butler Garden Terra Weeder #TT-1W

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  • Comfortable cushion grip
  • Extra durable, all steel construction
  • Professional Grade

Product Description
Remove every nuisance weed from all types of surfaces. Tapered tines work like a claw hammer. Beveled straight edge can be used for cutting roots, pointing stakes, or cleaning brick. Steel head. Length: 14″…. More >>


Yard Butler Garden Terra Weeder #TT-1W

How to Compost : Learn Organic Garden Composting Online : How Water Affects Compost

December 20, 2009 by  
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Compost needs a certain amount of water to break down correctly, but too much water can keep the compost from getting enough air. Learn how to make sure your compost pile has the right amount of water in this free organic gardening video. Expert: Gale Gassiot Bio: Gale Gassiot makes her own organic compost or “gardener’s black gold.”

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Apollo Precision Tools 18-Piece Garden Tool Set, Pink #DT3795P

December 20, 2009 by  
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  • 18-piece garden tool set contains useful tools for all your gardening needs
  • Knee pad is convenient and comfortable for weeding and planting
  • Includes pruning shears, soft grip hose nozzles, quick hose connects, and water splitter/controller
  • Tools are contained in a sturdy blow molded carrying case
  • Comes in attractive pink color

Product Description
This 18 piece garden tool set is perfect for all your gardening needs. Includes: •      8.5″ pruning shears •      8.5″ anvil pruning shears •      Knee pad •      Trowel •      Narrow trowel •      Rake •      Pitch fork •      Weeder •      Bulb planter •      Edging knife •      6 function hose nozzle •      Adjustable metal hose nozzle • ?… More >>


Apollo Precision Tools 18-Piece Garden Tool Set, Pink #DT3795P

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