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The advantage of this system over other container systems is the lack of pumps and timers to circulate water. The lack of electric pumps means that power is not necessary. You can use this system anyplace you...

04/05/2015

For the gardener new to the idea of organics, the array of options often made available can be confusing. There are dozens of organic fertilizers available, each with different characteristics and ...

04/02/2015

The Perfect Gardening Cheat Sheet: All You Need to Know http://b4in.org/qI3Y

With Spring coming through, it’s time to start planning for that beautiful organic garden. Let’s face it; one great way to avoid the threat of genetically modified foods, pesticides, and toxic additives is to start your own organic garden. Whether you have gardened before or you will just be getting into it for the first time, below you will find a very helpful infographic with tons of information to make your experience that much easier.

From choosing the right seeds to knowing where and when to plant the seeds, there are tons of bits of information to know for a successful gardening venture. In addition to checking out NaturalSociety’s earlier posts on basic gardening skills and how to choose the best seeds, you must check out the infographic below to learn numerous essentials for vegetable planting.

As the infographic, courtesy of AnglianHome, shows:

10 Things This Vegetable Growing Cheat Sheet will show you

When to plant
How far apart to plant seeds
What needs propagating
What needs to be in a greenhouse
What size pot to plant in
Distance to thin seedlings out to
Germination & maturation times
Which pests to look out for
What veg works best together
When to harvest!

See complete infographic http://b4in.org/qI3Y

03/31/2015

Hydrangea BloomStruck® is the newest addition to the Endless Summer® Collection. It lives up to the promise of Endless Blooms, and then some. This re-blooming mop head flowers on old and new wood and has perfectly rounded flowers averaging 3.5-5" across.