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Have you been planning to switch to organic methods but need info on organic fertilizers? Or perhaps you've already made the switch to organic growing but your plants' health isn't what you hoped for.

Basic Info for Organic Fertilizers is your source for information about building humus in your soil, creating and using compost, adding fish emulsion fertilizers, and much, much more.

We'll investigate the various types of non-synthetic fertilizers and how they help us improve the soil and all the plants growing in it.

We'll also look at soil organisms and microorganisms, and how the good ones help to improve the soil, and the effects that the "bad" ones have on plant health and productivity.

And we'll discuss the importance of mulches and cover crops, which are very useful for keeping weeds at bay, while also adding nutrients to the soil.

Organic fertilizers can help you control plant diseases. Why? Because healthy plants have the defenses to keep diseases from gaining a toe hold in your gardens and fields.

Soil tests are important for determining what nutrients are missing in your soils. Learn about these tests, how to take soil samples, and how to find a lab that will test your soil.

You'll find zone maps for the United States and Canada, along with a discussion about microclimates, including what they are, and how to create them in your gardens. You'll be amazed at the things you can grow that a zone map says shouldn't grow there.

The best grower is an informed grower. Before you dig into the soil, dig deep into the information on this site. Your plants will be glad you did!

Organic Gardening Blog
Stay updated with our new and updated pages about organic fertilizers, soil amendments, and other ways to improve your soil and make your plants healthier.

Organic Fertilizers | What Do They Do and Why Are They Important?
Organic fertilizers are compost, mulches, fish emulsion and seaweed

Organic gardening: what does that organic gardening word mean?
Organic gardening will give the meaning of related organic fertilizer words

many great gardening tips useful in the organic garden
Gardening tips that maybe you never thought of

Beneficial Insects to control garden pestsa-c
A guide to help identify beneficial insects

Organic Pest Remedies | Use These To Rid Your Garden of Insect Pests
There are organic pest remedies available to you for many different insect pests. Learn more about what to do, here...

With Plant Diseases, Prevention Is the Best Solution
Plant diseases can create havoc in your gardens in a short time. Know what to do and when to do it to keep diseases at bay.

What Is Soil? | What Soil Is, and Its Undeniable Importance to Life
Soil is the top layer of the Earth’s surface. This thin layer provides much of the world's food. Learn more about soil here...

Soil Organisms | Without Them, We'd Have Only Dirt
Soil organisms are the essential building block to healthful soils and plants. Learn more about these fertilizing agents.

Soil Minerals Are Essential for Plant Life
Soil minerals play an essential role in the growth of healthy plants. Learn about the various minerals that your plants need.

Make Your Own Compost | Turn Organic Waste Into Food and Flowers
You, too, can make your own compost. Follow the information provided here to get started making your own 'black gold.'

microorganisms are important for healthy soils
microorganisms in soil has an extremely important function.

Companion Plants To Ward Off Pests
use companion plants to help with pest control

Mulch | Mother Nature's Blanket Saves on Weeding and Watering
There are many mulch materials that you can buy. Many are all-purpose, while others are best for a specific purpose or type of plant. Learn more here...

Measures Used With Organic Fertilizers
Learn measures used in organic gardening, and how to convert those measurements to help apply organic fertilizers.

Hardiness Map /Frost Dates
Check for your hardiness map and planting zone and when approximately that first and last frost is

organic products
This is the organic products that I have tried and they have proved to be the best in my opinion.

Sul-Po-Mag | Sulfur, Potash and Magnesium for Your Soil
Sul-Po-Mag is a naturally occurring mineral containing significant quantities of sulfur, potash and magnesium.

Compost tea that is correctly brewed has a wealth of microorganisms
Compost tea that is correctly brewed has a wealth of microorganisms that will benefit your plants' growth and health as well as the soil that they live in.

Tips for Growing and Enjoying Roses
Roses are a great addition to any garden, and/or room’s decor. They add color, fragrance, and elegance in what might be otherwise, dingy spaces.

Plant propagation is both sexual and asexual
Finding the correct way for plant propagation, a plant especially the unusual ones.

Plants | Learn About the Various Categories of Chlorophyll-Based Life
Discover the world of plants, including the many categories of plants like trees, seeds, ground covers, fruit trees, annuals, perennials, herbs, vines, ferns, hedges, shrubs and even weeds.

Specialty Gardens
Here is a list of gardens that specialize in one main theme. Gardens from raised, tropical, rose to cactus and butterfly.

Share Your Organic Gardening Tips With Other Visitors
Organic gardening tips. Read through these helpful ideas about organic gardening. Then add your own!

the ant lion is the ants worst enemy
the ant lion is the larval form of the lacewing fly and one of the deadliest natural enemies of the ant.

Soft rock phosphate can mean a big difference to your garden
Get the facts on soft rock phosphate so you know whether to use in your garden

Soybean meal as a fertilizer
Learn the uses and value of this little known fertilizer

Gardening Links | Products and Information for You
These gardening links to other sites can help you find products for your garden or home.

Additional gardening links to other sites that can help you.
Additional links to other sites that can help you with gardening

Weeds | Garden Eyesores? Or Useful Plants?
Weeds are just plants that nobody wants, but they're here to stay.

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Privacy Policy

Biopesticides | What They Are and How They Work
Biopesticides are certain kinds of pesticides produced from natural sources as animals and insects, plants, and bacteria, as well as specific minerals.