Garden Catalogs

Community Supported Agriculture: A Sensible Option to Organic Gardening on Your Own
by Chip Phelan

Community Gardens, aka Community Supported Agriculture or CSA is the wave of the future in sustainable agriculture. It's also a viable alternative to planting your own organic vegetable garden.

If you’re like a lot of people, who are so busy just trying to catch up with the demands of life in the 21st century, the idea of starting your own organic garden may be daunting. There is a viable option and it’s called “Community Supported Agriculture” or (CSA). CSA is a means of becoming involved in community based food production by sharing in the costs and the profits (in the form of fresh produce) of a local farm. 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. 

What is Compost Tea
by James Ellison

Organic Gardening enthusiasts have been composting for years. Composting methods take a leap forward with the use of compost tea. Learn how compost tea works and why you will want to incorporate it into your organic gardening methods. Read full text. 

Winter Gardening
by Candee Stark

Is organic gardening your passion? if it is, you'll want to check out some great ideas for what you can do toward preparing for the next planting season. 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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