Organic Gardening – Chives Thrive and Oregano Returns
Greetings organic gardening fans, today’s blog topic is perennials. Since I’m not well versed or very interested in flowers, you have to know I’m talking about my organic vegetable garden which means we’re talking herbs. It’s gardening 101 that perennials are supposed to regenerate year …
Organic Gardening – Sowing My Wild Seeds Part Two
Greetings organic gardening enthusiasts and welcome back for part two of sowing my wild seeds. In part one, I wrote about what brands and varieties of seeds I used. On the docket today is how to avoid the mistakes of last year. Some may remember …
Organic Gardening – Sowing My Wild Seeds Part One
Hello again, my fellow organic gardening enthusiasts, today we’re talking seeds. As spring seems to have sprung early this year we’re wiping the slate clean of last’s year’s garden debacle and starting anew. You know what this means, right? I’m attempting to germinate my own …
My Organic Garden 2012 Seedlings
Hello and welcome back to the Planet Forward blog my fellow garden enthusiasts. This is my first organic gardening post of the season and I want to discuss one of the shortcomings of my organic garden last year. You may remember that I had decided …
My Organic Garden – Lightning Strikes
Hello and welcome (back) to the Planet Forward blog and to the latest entry in my virtual organic gardening journal on this fine Friday here in the Greater Toronto Area. My garden is once again beating the odds, and it has nothing to do with …
John Paul DeJoria Helps Feed Families with Grow Appalachia
You’ve probably heard of John Paul Mitchell Systems or purchased one of their beauty products. I bet you weren’t aware that the CEO and co-founder, John Paul DeJoria, is a sponsor of “The Appalachian Community Gardening and Food Security Project.” For those that don’t know …
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