The common sense gardener

Article Abstract:

Gardeners can avoid using fertilizers and pesticides in vegetable gardens by ensuring healthy soil and good drainage. Garden tips include adding organic matter to soil and adopting mixed planting and interplanting methods to contribute to healthy plants and a population of beneficial insects.

Growth, Corn

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Gone gourmet in Poplarville

Article Abstract:

Allen and Julia Anderson of Wolf River Farms grow gourmet vegetables in Poplarville. Their organic garden supplies vegetables such as Swiss chard, arugula, bok choy and other produce for themselves and restaurants and groceries in the area. Tips for organic vegetable gardening are presented.

Raised bed gardening

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Kids and vegetables do mix

Article Abstract:

Children can become enthusiastic about growing vegetables with a little encouragement and innovative suggestions, such as spelling their names with carrot seed. Choose vegetables that are quick to grow and use organic fertilizers and natural forms of pest control.

Gardening for children, Children's gardening

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