| Organic Gardening 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 33 top tomatoes. | Home and garden | |
| 44 flameproof flowers. (flowers that thrive in sunny, hot, dry climates; includes list of seed companies and nurseries) | Home and garden | John Meeker, Setsuko Meeker |
| 47 fabulous fragrant flowers! (growing tips) | Home and garden | Cheryl Long |
| 9 more birds (that eat some bugs) ... and bring a lot of charm, cheer and color to your garden. (birds that control insect pests; includes organizational resources and recommended reading) (Cover Story) | Home and garden | Rob Cardillo |
| Almanac. (February 1993 gardening requirements based on US geographical location) | Home and garden | |
| Amaranth: ancient grain modern greens. (flowering grain plant; includes related article on the tri-colored Joseph's Coat amaranth ornamental plant and recipes) | Home and garden | Joanna Poncavage, Dan Jason |
| Asparagus beetle (crioceris asparagi). (Pest of the Month) | Home and garden | |
| Azalea lace bug (stephanitis pyrioides). (Pest of the Month) | Home and garden | |
| Become a rose breeder! (includes related articles on germination, and breeding and rose registration record keeping) | Home and garden | Sandra A. Reising |
| Coaxing corn & tomatoes out of a two-month season. (includes related article) | Home and garden | James McCommons |
| Cultivate colorful corns: grow a rainbow of Native American eating with these honored heirlooms. (includes related article on grinding and cooking Indian corn) | Home and garden | Eric Rosenthal |
| Eat your weedies! Turn the tables on those pesky garden foes and get super nutrition in the process. (includes related articles on eating garden weeds) (Cover Story) | Home and garden | Jim Duke |
| Fall armyworm: spodoptera frugiperda. (corn-eating moth) (Pest of the Month) | Home and garden | |
| Flea beetles. (garden pests) | Home and garden | |
| Flowers that snub slugs? (flowers that resist slug pests) | Home and garden | |
| Fruit trees. (The O.G. Guide to Perfect Pruning) | Home and garden | Lewis Hill |
| Give potato beetles the cold shoulder. (technique to freeze parasites in soil during the winter to avoid their surviving into the spring) | Home and garden | |
| Got weed woes? Use these super secrets of successful weed warriors. (organic gardening techniques; includes related article on controlling weeds with the seeding of living mulches) (Cover Story) | Home and garden | |
| Grapefruit cocktail beats bad bugs. (pest control) | Home and garden | |
| Grow a multitude of mints! There's more to this plant than you could possibly imagine. | Home and garden | Lon J. Rombough |
| Grow southern peas ... wherever you please! (includes related articles) | Home and garden | Joan Huyser-Honig |
| How I bred disease-resistant, winter-hardy, slug-defying, pole snap peas! | Home and garden | Carol Deppe |
| How we grow: an open letter to the members of the National Organic Standards Board. (appeal to maintain the highest standards for the production of organically grown food) | Home and garden | Mike McGrath |
| Lilies in Alaska. (one man's successful effort to introduce Asiatic lilies into his garden in Wasilla, Alaska) | Home and garden | Hal D. Force |
| Nine good reasons to cover crop your garden. (includes related articles) | Home and garden | Marianne Sarrantonio |
| Organic Gardening buyer's guide 93: equipment that turns yard waste into garden gold! (Special Section) (Buyers Guide) | Home and garden | |
| Ornamental shrubs. (The O.G. Guide to Perfect Pruning ) | Home and garden | Cass Turnbull |
| Passing the Benlate buck. (E.I Dupont uses Hurricane Andrew as excuse to stop paying claims for crop destruction due to fungicide Benlate) | Home and garden | |
| Potatoes stole my compost! (how potato plants started growing where they had not been planted) (Editorial) | Home and garden | Mike McGrath |
| Ready to join the grow-from-seed gang? Follow these 13 steps to super seed starting. (includes troubleshooting tips) | Home and garden | Nancy Bubel |
| Seeds you can save for a century! | Home and garden | |
| Shade trees. (The O.G. Guide to Perfect Pruning) | Home and garden | Terry Tattar |
| Small fruits. (bushes) (The O.G. Guide to Perfect Pruning) | Home and garden | Lee Reich |
| Soil blocks for seed-starting. (construction tips) | Home and garden | |
| Some like it hot! (vegetables that grow well in hot weather; includes list of seed companies and nurseries) | Home and garden | Lois Trigg Chaplin |
| Strawberry sap beetle: stelidota geminata. (pest's impact on growth of strawberries) (Pest of the Month) | Home and garden | |
| The best big & small tomatoes! (includes related article on tomato size) (Cover Story) | Home and garden | Lynn Byczynski |
| The gardener's book of home remedies: make your own pest and disease controls with stuff that's growing in your garden. (includes related article on using a strained salsa recipe) | Home and garden | Kathleen Yeomans |
| The great 1993 seed source list. (Buyers Guide) | Home and garden | |
| The OG crossword puzzle: compost A to Z. (Organic Gardening's crossword puzzle about gardening and compost terms; answers provide in the May 1993 issue) (Illustration) | Home and garden | |
| The plant that devoured Wisconsin. (wild proso millet ) | Home and garden | |
| Top tomatoes for hot & cold climes! (growing tomatoes in a variety of climates) (includes related articles on tomatillos, feeding tomatoes and a list of seed companies) | Home and garden | Lois Trigg Chaplin |
| Turn your fall waste into future gold! Clean up your garden and fill up your compost pile! (includes related articles on improving compost results) (Cover Story) | Home and garden | Carol Keough |
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