Archive for August, 2008

Extreme Makeovers for Awesome Fall Vegetable Gardens

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

Would you like to try your hand at growing a fall veggie garden this year but aren’t quite sure how to manage it because your entire garden is currently over flowing with juicy tomatoes, sweet peppers and other summer crops that are still in full production?
That’s a dilemma that many backyard gardeners are faced with [...]

Speedy Feeding with Foliar Plant Fertilizers

Thursday, August 21st, 2008

The name may sound a little odd or complicated, but foliar fertilization is actually a quick and simple way to deliver nutrients to every plant in the garden. It’s efficient, easy to apply, and fast acting, so any gardener can take advantage of this great fertilization technique.
In short, foliar fertilization is the process of feeding [...]

Using Seaweeds In the Home and Garden

Sunday, August 10th, 2008

In the previous article I shared my experiences foraging sea vegetables on Washington State’s San Juan Islands; today I wanted to examine some interesting uses that seaweeds can be put to back home in the kitchen and the organic garden.
I won’t list the many health claims associated with the use of sea vegetables, other than [...]

Sea Vegetables: Harvesting Gifts from the Ocean

Monday, August 4th, 2008

As much as I love edible weeds and wild plants, I couldn’t have been any more thrilled by the bounty of seaweeds and sea vegetables that I was introduced to and became better acquainted with on a recent trip to the Northwest Coast.
Karen Sherwood of Earthwalk Northwest was the guide and instructor on this seaweed [...]

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