5. Get a safer environment Organic gardening means you are saying no to the use of chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides in your home garden and finding eco-friendly organic alternatives.

Organic Gardening Is the Healthy Way to Live For many of us, organic gardening can be a way to get back to our roots and reconnect with the land. Rather than relying on synthetic chemicals ...

In January 2008, just after a meeting of the Sustainable Agriculture Coalition at Asilomar on the gorgeous mid-California ...

Kansas City gardeners can grow blueberries by managing soil pH, while passive composting requires patience for enrichment.

In today's fast-paced world filled with processed foods, synthetic products, and digital overload, natural living offers a refreshing and beneficial lifestyle choice. At its core, natural living is ...

As we progress into the summer during this COVID-19 pandemic the role of organic gardening becomes even more important for both our physical and mental health as well as having a positive ...

This is an easy to understand process for converting your yard and garden to an all-natural organic system. This forum will be at the North Augusta Community Center, 495 Brookside Drive, on Nov ...

If you’re looking for an affordable, sustainable way to boost your garden’s health, rice hulls might be the secret ingredient you’re missing. These lightweight, all-natural byproducts of rice milling ...

One of the most effective organic gardening tools is also one of the most controversial. Whether it's black spot on roses, purple spots and yellow leaves on photinia and Indian hawthorn, brown ...

Imagine a political debate in which a moderator could take apart the campaign promises and reveal their true benefits, drawbacks and costs. Enter Jeff Gillman, a professor of horticulture, who is ...

In an attempt to understand more about why things seem to be moving more slowly than I had hoped, I spoke with Jeff Gillman, author of "The Truth About Organic Gardening: Benefits, Drawbacks and ...

Spending time in the great outdoors has long been linked to greater health and wellness, many studies have shown — and starting a garden can grow those benefits even more, experts share.