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Question by : Hello, I am trying grow an organic garden?
I dislike go to whole market and purchase expensive veggie purchase , so a boy gave me Great idea saying “you really don’t have go since you are vegetrian you will need a lot of veggie and fruits” “what about grow your own garden?” uh?! GOOD IDEA! I am into both Vegetrian / Organic and would like to grow my own garden.
But I need an advice from ya’ll who did the growing of your own GARDEN in YOUR YARD, is it as easy you think? Did flies ,worms, or Bugs often get into them ? what the special thing s I must buy to keep them off and to keep other human beings from stealing? How often do you have to water them?

Please do tell your story and detailed questions, if you wanna..
You can tell me the name link of website where i can get packaged seeds (growth) from?

Best answer:

Answer by Stephen B
you do have alot of questions/goto organicgareningguru,com/gardenzone.info/etc. /just look up organic gardening/ but, after all your hard work and one of your buddies wants to steal your first tomatoe that you were going to pick the next morning “SHOOT IM”

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G.O.A.L. Completes Major Land Restoration Project Using Effective Microorganisms®

With the help of EM-1, G.O.A.L. has successfully cultivated native wildflowers in community garden spaces.

Alto, TX (PRWEB) December 07, 2011

After 2 years of hard work, G.O.A.L. (The Greenbelt Overhaul Alliance of Levittown) has completed a massive land restoration project using eco-friendly procedures and products. Along with members and volunteers, G.O.A.L. removed over 300 cubic yards of trash and invasive plant species, planted over 850 native trees, removed 1,000 tires from the area, and planted native wildflowers within riparian buffers in Levittown PA. The alliance also utilized EM•1® in the planting of local riparian buffers in the area in order to remediate the local green zones and stream banks. Robert Nix, President/CEO of B Organix, Co. Inc, is the acting soil and planting specialist working with G.O.A.L. Robert Nix said, “I’ve applied EM•1® in the past 15 years for many uses, so I was not surprised to see the product work so well on this project.” Mr. Nix has been a long-time customer of TeraGanix and has worked closely with the company on various applications of EM Technology®, including the G.O.A.L. projects.

G.O.A.L. is a non-profit organization, founded in 2009 by Dale Frazier, focused on restoring stream flows and local waterways as well as clearing trash and debris left in local green zones established by the developer. Over the past 2 years, G.O.A.L., along with members and volunteers, has removed over 300 cubic yards of trash and invasive plant species, planted over 850 native trees, removed 1,000 tires from the area, and planted native wildflowers within riparian buffers. At a recent watershed management seminar, Dale Frazier announced that they have also achieved a 99% success rate for the riparian buffer restoration projects that Robert Nix helped accomplish.

The need for EM•1® Microbial Inoculant in the soil formulations used for the projects was determined in the first soil inspection made by Robert Nix. He found that years of misuse resulted in the lack of soil percolation, low levels of organic matter that needed to be replaced. MrMr. Nix recommended continued watering with EM•1® to improve organic breakdown and help control pathogens along with possible toxins from runoff in the area. The improvement of these factors added to EM•1®’s success rate.

On October 26, 2011, G.O.A.L. held a Vermiculture and Composting seminar in which Robert Nix was the guest speaker for the composting portion. He claimed, “In the soil formulations, one of the key ingredients to making good compost is the use of EM•1® Microbial Inoculant, along with EM® Bokashi used in the fermentation process.” The compost can also be used to make compost tea, an excellent fertilizerfertilizer to add into the watering for organic gardening. EM•1® is used in all of the B Organix soil formulations. We are expanding the use of EM•1® in the community in order to promote environmental education, reduction of food wastes in landfills, natural water quality, and overall environmental health.”

About EM•1®

EM•1® Effective Microorganisms® is the world’s most respected and widely-used organic microbial inoculant. First formulated by Dr Higa in Japan more than 30 years ago, EM•1® is the original Effective Microorganisms®.

Applications for EM•1® include:

    A micronutrient fertilizer in certified organic agriculture operations
    An organic plant food and soil dehydration deterrent for commercial and residential gardens
    A septic tank enzyme treatment and waste treatment compound for large scale composting, odor control, bioremediation, solid waste and wastewater applications
    A kitchen composting and garden compost accelerant

To learn more about EM•1® and its applications, please contact Teraganix, North America’s only authorized EM•1® distributor, or visit the Teragainx blog.

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Article by John Wishley

Organic gardens are gaining world-wide popularity and it’s easy to see why. Many people choose to grow organic herbs and vegetables that are chemical and pesticide free. Organic gardens are all natural and use only certified seeds and fertilizer. If you want to get the right supplies for your organic garden, visit an organic garden center, which will guarantee natural origin of all their products; besides, you will be able to get advice from professionals who grow organic gardens regularly. Organic garden centers will provide you with all the equipment and tools, as well as recipes you can use to grow an organic garden in your own backyard.

Compost for an Organic Garden

Organic gardens require compost made from natural products – you can find plenty of them in your own yard and kitchen. First of all, you should find a spot where your compost can decompose and create micronutrients needed to help your garden grow. You can use trimmings from your plants and trees, that will eventually breakdown and provide the nutrients necessary for your organic garden. Items that have proven useful for organic gardens include egg shells and coffee grounds. One more requirement is to keep the pile moist, and to turn the soil over frequently. In a few short months your enriched fertilizer will be ready to help your garden flourish.

Watering Your Organic Garden

Organic garden – as any garden in general – requires a watering schedule. The key is not to over water your garden, but keep the soil moist enough. Organic gardens require a bit more attention to details, but they are worth some the extra work – and you will enjoy beautiful flowers and great tasting vegetables and herbs. Some serious gardeners even install a watering system that will take the work out of watering. It is good to water your garden in the evening before the sun goes down. This will prevent the soil from drying out, allowing your garden to get the best possible results.

Growing an organic garden is fun and a very rewarding experience. With these little tips your garden will blossom in no time. For more useful tips browse through a website geared towards this type of gardening. You can also find lots of valuable information at garden centers. Your efforts are sure to be paid!

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