Archive for the ‘gardening’ Category

US Seed Sales Up 19% - Time To Get Moving On Your Garden Plans

published March 17, 2009 and has No Comments

AP reports that major garden vegetable seed suppliers are selling out as ' recession gardening ' takes off. For money quotes on the sudden popularity of home gardening, see Jeff's complimentary post:- Feeling Broke? Plant A Garden. . The point is, don't wait to order the seeds of your dreams. Other items that should not be postponed: signing up ...

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Feeling Broke? Plant A Garden

published March 16, 2009 and has No Comments

Grow these at home. Photo by Jenn Pentland It's no secret that garden fresh produce tastes better than what you buy at the supermarket. Throw in the physical and mental health benefits and zero emissions from shipping and it quickly becomes clear that growing your own makes sense. And now, finally, someone has done the calculations on what kind ...

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Farmers Can Be Heroes With Your Help

published March 8, 2009 and has No Comments

Image: Farmers Can Be Heroes Let's be clear, we know farmers are heroes without any help. But, the new Farmers Can Be Heroes program is helping farmers step it up a notch by offering resources to help conventional farmers transitional to organic. The Rodale Institute initiated the free online course and resources calling on their 80-odd years of experience ...

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10 Books For The Green Preschooler

published March 6, 2009 and has No Comments

Image: Jenn Pentland A few weeks ago, in my post about Colonel Trash Truck , I was complaining about the scarcity of green stories for the preschooler. Well, after polling my fellow TreeHuggers it turns out I was wrong. There are oodles of stories with an environmental message that my three-and-a-half year old eats up. Some are old, some ...

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