Organic Gardening is the Healthiest and Most Ethical Way to Feed Yourself and Your Family!
In The Easy Guide to Organic Gardening I expose the secrets and strange history of agricultural practices including ...
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<li>Why bladderwrack and kelp (two types of seaweed) make great fertilizers</li>
<li>How to make indoor seedlings hardier so they can successfully be transplanted outdoors</li>
<li>How to build a vermicomposting grill which allows worm droppings to enrich your soil</li>
<li>The advantage that smaller seeds have when it comes to germination</li>
<li>The perfect way to break down wood so that natural material can rot</li>
<li>What the best sources of natural non-toxic nitrogen are for your garden</li>
<li>How to test the temperature of the soil using a thermometer</li>
<li>How to safely use weeds to fertilize your soil without having them seed the area you are fertilizing</li>
<li>How to identify compost that may actually be BAD for your garden produce</li>
<li>The things to watch out for if you collect seaweed from the beach or you could accidentally contaminate your organic garden</li>
<li>How to identify how far apart certain plants should be planted so that they can thrive</li>
<li>An explanation of how and when nitrogen fertilizers first began to permeate our soils and exhaust it of much needed nutrients and minerals</li>
<li>How to use rocks to help your plant