…to as “homeostasis”. And, it is a common trait of almost every living species of organism. Maintaining Balance Simply put, our bodies are managed by our central nervous system, our…
…often than others, take note of how humid the climate you are in is and decide. If you want a quick cheat sheet, simply download this PDF calendar here. Remember,…
…https://www.aromaweb.com/essentialoils/default.asp. Note: Always be mindful of where your essential oils are sourced from. It is best to find USDA organic essential oils where possible, otherwise, commercial or standardized grade. Choosing…
…compost pile. Best of all, worm feces (commonly called ‘castings’) is flush with nutritional value. Thus, leaving soil that has gone through the gut of a worm is five times…
…comes naturally without having to pull out your handy checklist. Here at Growing Organic, we strive to be an eco-friendly company. It is our firm belief that we are simply…
…wood themselves that add so much benefit to the soil, but rather the combination of the bacteria they attract combined with compost and organic fertilizers. Once the surfaces of biochar…
…that compete with common plant pathogens like powdery mildew and leaf blight. In short, botanical teas are essential smelly medicine for your plants. Much like the process of making tea,…
…roots in Native American history. Jump to: When & Where You Should Grow Growing from Seeds Moving Outdoors Direct Sowing Watering & Mulching Companion Planting Common Pests & Diseases Harvesting…
…a lot of notes, but this is one that we simply can not stress enough: Use an abundance of caution any time you choose to use essential oils on or…
…successful permaculture garden. Permaculture Stacking Examples For example, instead of making compost for the sole purpose of using it in the garden, you will find: the compost pile provides heat…
