July Garden Chores
With all the crazy weather we had in June, it’s hard to predict what’s going to happen this month. I must admit that…
Category: Making black Gold
Making good, organic compost is easy. The benefits to you plants and soil is significant.
What’s in a name: heirlooms, hybrids and GMOs
When it comes to understanding and distinguishing the difference between heirloom plants, the lines are clear to commercial growers, but may be a bit blurry to the home gardener.
Mike Serant of Microlife discusses organic fertilizers and lawn products
“When any organism is fed the highest nutrition possible, that organism will hit it’s optimum potential and have the least amount of problems.”
Danny Millikin discusses organics at The Memorial Park Conservancy
Bob Dailey sits down with Danny Millikin to talk about The Memorial Park Conservancy, Organic Gardening and much more! Daniel is a plant…
The W.I.S.E. Guys help homeowners save water and money
Bob Dailey interviews a WISE guy about the water conservation programs at WJPA.org and other municipal water districts. More about The W.I.S.E. Guys…
Interfaith’s Organic Vegetable Garden
Sarah Munday, with Interfaith of The Woodlands’ Veggie Village, at the Alden Bridge Community Garden. 90% OF FOOD HARVESTED DONATED TO INTERFAITH FOOD…
Backflow Preventers Important for Health, Safety Reasons
We all take the water we drink, bathe in, or prepare food with, for granted. We assume that the water will always be…
Cicada Killers More Frightening than Dangerous
The insect is big. The body can be two inches long, and the extended wingspan three to four inches long. It can be…
Soil Science and Compost
Soil scientists agree that natural compost is the best way to create and maintain healthy soil. This video is an interview with John Ferguson, soil scientist and owner of Nature’s Way Resources.
