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Companion Planting Provides a More Natural Environment for Plants to Thrive In
by Chip Phelan

Companion planting is a highly effective technique for organic gardeners. From controlling pests naturally to improving the flavor of your vegetables, companion planting is an easy and environmentally friendly way to manage your organic garden.

If you look closely at the natural landscape, you’ll never see a large area populated by a single species. Why then would it make sense to plant a single crop in a field or in a section of your garden? It doesn’t. Companion planting makes a lot of sense. Read full text...

Organic Gardening: An Overview
by Gwen Stewart

Just getting started with organic gardening? This article details practical steps involved in the art of gardening organically; from soil preparation to  sustainability to saving seeds.  Read full text. 

Seeds and more Seeds...What your Garden Needs
by Mike Yeager

Why are seeds important to your organic garden? Get a quick overview from this article.  Read full text. 

Horticultural Therapy
by Thomas Leo Ogren

Looking for a way to reduce stress? Organic gardening could be just the activity you're looking for. Read this informative article about gardening and how it affects our sense of well being.  Read full text. 

The Organic Gardener's Handbook of Natural Insect and Disease Control : A Complete Problem-Solving Guide to Keeping Your Garden and Yard Healthy Without Chemicals

An excellent handbook with entries for common fruits, flowering plants, vegetables, and trees. Each listing has information on disease and pest problems and tips on how to solve them without chemicals. Especially useful sections feature photos of garden insects and diseases.
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