The Herb Garden How to Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies
The Herb Garden How to Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies
1. Rosemary grows very well in a pot, and overwinters indoors. This herb not only tastes good, but it is a powerful antioxidant due to the rosmarinic acid it contains. It also has compounds to help keep your mind sharp. Continue Reading The Herb Garden How to Grow Your Own Herbal Remedies Here
Originally posted 2011-02-11 10:49:53.
Categories: Garden and Yard, Medicines, Personal Health Tags: balm, containers, easy, garden, good, ground, grow, grows, herb, herb garden, herbal remedies, make
Compost How To Start Leaves Compost
Starting a compost area, you might want to wear gloves though!
Originally posted 2010-04-10 18:54:36.
Easy Gardening Tips Easy Ways to Be a Smart Summer Gardener
With these Gardening Tips We Hope You Can Be Better Gardener and Enjoy Your Gardening and Garden Much More!
In order to enjoy your garden thoroughly, there are some things to be aware of that will ultimately make your gardening experience more pleasant. After all, who wants to sit in his or her garden and be surrounded by things that need to be done? Continue Reading Easy Gardening Tips Easy Ways to Be a Smart Summer Gardener Here
Different Ways of Composting Food Waste
Composting food waste into compost container.
1. Trench Composting
If this is allowed in your area, trench composting is a very simple and odor-free method that can be done easily without a great deal of effort. Basically, you dig a hole or trench near the plants you want to fertilize with compost. The shape doesn’t matter – it depends on your garden or lawn needs and lay-out. Continue Reading Different Ways of Composting Food Waste Here
Originally posted 2010-05-19 07:18:04.
Categories: Waste Management Tags: bed, compost, compost food waste, composting, garden, green, Green Health Food, scraps, trench, waste
How You Can Be Harvesting Rainwater
You don't need to be wasting all that water when you are harvesting rainwater!
Harvesting your rain water does more than help the environment. It can save you money too. According to estimates, a typical garden consumes about forty percent of your household water bill. Harvesting your rainwater can save you thousands of gallons of water and hundreds of dollars. A simple rainwater harvesting system is easy and inexpensive to install. You’ll earn your money back in no time. Continue Reading How You Can Be Harvesting Rainwater Here
Categories: Environmental Relationships, Garden and Yard, Water Conservation Tags: attachment, barrel, barrels, garden, Harvesting, harvesting rainwater, Hose, rain, Rainwater, rooftop, water
Drip Irrigation Systems For Gardens Why You Should Have One in Your Garden
Why These Drip Irrigation Systems For Gardens Help and Why You Should Have One of These in Your Garden
A DIS is the most efficient method of irrigating. While sprinkler systems are around 75-85% efficient, drip systems typically are 90% or higher efficient. What that means is much less wasted water! For this reason drip is the preferred method of irrigation in the desert regions of the United States. But a DIS has other benefits which make it useful almost anywhere. It is easy to install, easy to design, can be very inexpensive, and can reduce disease problems associated with high levels of moisture on some plants. If you want to grow a rain forest however, a DIS will work but might not be the best choice! Continue Reading Drip Irrigation Systems For Gardens Why You Should Have One in Your Garden Here
Categories: Garden and Yard Tags: dis, drip, drip irrigation, drip irrigation systems, garden, irrigation, leaves, lot, plants, sprinklers, systems, water
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