Article: Homestead hydroponics. (indoor gardening techniques)(Cover Story)

Article: UK gardeners have much to learn from sub-saharan Africa ; British ...
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK);  August 4, 2008 ;     461 words ... ... future will have to learn from the pioneering natural gardening techniques now being used in sub- Saharan Africa. That's the ... dealing with such problems. It showcased the natural gardening techniques which Send a Cow promotes in its programmes in sub ...

Article: FRUIT OF THE EARTH JUICE EXPANDS TO EAST ...
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);  June 6, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Samara Kalk FRUIT OF THE EARTH, THE SEQUEL: Erin and Becky Brady, who opened the first Fruit of the Earth Juice Co. on Monroe Street two years ago as UW-Madison students, are now opening a second location on the near east side ...

Article: Gardening techniques might be folklore; Peony buds ...
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque);  February 13, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Oftentimes, gardening is all in the telling. We do things the same way generations before us did them or the way people with flourishing flowerbeds tell us they do them. Using banana peels to fertilize roses, for example. Planting vegetables by a waxing moon. Both are folkways handed down from

Article: Mountain checklist. (gardening techniques in early ...
Sunset;  September 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ...PLANTING AND HARVEST * Harvest crops. Cantaloupes are ready to pick when the skin is well netted and the fruit slips easily from the vine. Pick watermelons when tendrils near the fruit start to brown, and winter squash when the rind colors up and hardens. Pick cucumbers and summer squash any time:

Article: LEARN 'GREEN' BACKYARD GARDENING TECHNIQUES FROM ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  March 3, 2008 ;     572 words ...The Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 office issued the following news release: Come visit EPA's urban backyard at the 2008 Philadelphia Flower Show. You'll learn the best techniques for having a beautiful, carefree garden that doesn't need mowing, uses little water and fossil fuels, reduces

Article: By way of Japan: applying Japanese gardening ...
Pool & Spa News;  March 27, 2004 ;     700+ words ...The Japanese have been creating natural-looking landscapes for more than 1,000 years and, I believe, have a lot to teach American garden and swimming pool builders. The technique used by Japanese gardeners to create naturalistic pond edges is probably most relevant to designing an aquascape. To

Article: Home & Gardens: Add a bit of spice to your gardening ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  July 31, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Paul Sturgess As our interest in spicy foods grows apace, so has interest in the spices themselves. Some carefully selected spices can be grown as beautiful plants in their own right. There are several compact and manageable ones that are easy to obtain, and can be kept as perennial