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Post by julian on May 22, 2006 8:47:39 GMT -6
Organic Gardening DOs & DON'Ts Manage the whole garden organically - not just the fruit and vegetables Make the garden 'wildlife friendly', encouraging natural creatures to control pests. Learn to distinguish pests from predators Play to your garden's strengths, capitalising on its particular characteristics Make soil care a priority Make compost and leafmould to feed the soil Reuse and recycle, to cut down the use of finite resources and reduce disposal problems Use organically grown seeds as far as possible Consider the environmental implications when choosing materials for hard landscaping, fencing, soil improvement and so forth Collect rain water, and reduce the need for watering by improving the soil and growing appropriate plants Make local sources your first choice Stop using slug pellets! Control weeds without herbicides Avoid the use of preservative treated wood Say 'NO' to genetically modified varieties
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Post by biscombe on May 22, 2006 11:30:10 GMT -6
HI Julian! Great post, thanks for that! I'm 100% organic, all for it! My OH used to live in Bournemouth where abouts are you from?
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Post by crazy1 on May 22, 2006 13:22:38 GMT -6
Alot oph good points there julian.
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Post by julian on May 23, 2006 7:00:14 GMT -6
HI Julian! Great post, thanks for that! I'm 100% organic, all for it! My OH used to live in Bournemouth where abouts are you from? Hi biscombe, What a small world that your OH used to live in Bournemouth.I live in Northbourne which comes under Ensbury Park.Glad everyone found this post useful
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Post by Compost Pharmer on May 24, 2006 18:36:48 GMT -6
Thanks Julian. The one tip I like the best is: Control weeds without herbicides. But they are all great. Thanks for posting
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Post by deb65802 on May 24, 2006 20:28:27 GMT -6
We have to take care of our planet. There is not like we have anywhere else to move.
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Post by Compost Pharmer on May 25, 2006 20:00:38 GMT -6
Ditto to deb.
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