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Seaweed as a Natural Fertilizer

Using seaweed as fertilizer

Seaweed as an organic fertilizer has a lot going for it. It's an abundant resource that washes up on beaches throughout the world. It can be dried for easier transport, or incorporated wet into compost. It's also a good source of plant nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Soil & Composting Tagged With: natural fertilizer, organic fertilizer, seaweed, seaweed compost, seaweed fertilizer, seaweed mulch

Using Manure as Fertilizer for Gardens

Manure Fertilizer

Fertilizer is a combination of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium used to add nutrients to soil and plants. Fertilizing increases the quality and quantity of a plant’s production. Processed fertilizers usually come in either liquid or granular form. But the oldest form of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Soil & Composting Tagged With: Gardening, healthy soil, how to garden, manure fertilizer, manure for gardens, soil amendments

Using Organic Fertilizers in the Garden

Fertility is a word that brings to mind the lushness of crops in the sunlight, an abundance of food, and the loveliness of growth. True crop fertility is a wonderful thing. However, since the green revolution we’ve associated fertility with fertilizer. What is a fertilizer, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Growing Flowers, Growing Fruits, Growing Vegetables, Organic Gardening

Tomato Diseases: How To Fight Blossom-End Rot

by Matt Gibson (revised and updated) The 30-second version: Blossom-end rot isn't a disease and it isn't contagious. It's a calcium problem inside the fruit — and that's almost always caused by uneven watering, not by a lack of calcium in your soil. Fix your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tomatoes Tagged With: calcium tomatoes, prevent blossom end rot, rotten tomatoes, tomato rot, tomato spots, tomatoes overwatering, tomatoes rotting

How to Grow Chicory Herb

By Jennifer Poindexter Chicory is a classic herb that has been carried with people everywhere they’ve moved for generations. This is why you can find chicory in most parts of the world. This plant is known for its beautiful, daisy-like blooms which are an eye-catching blue … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Herb Gardening Tagged With: chicory flower, chicory herb, chicory leaves, chicory root, growing chicory, harvesting chicory, herb gardening, perennial herb, wild chicory

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