Gravity Gardener | May 25, 2010
Your email: Pardon the pun, but the idea of upside down vegetable gardens is “growing” more popular and becoming more mainstream. See the picture to the left of some creative techniques using the 5 gallon bucket approach… click here for actual article from the NY Times Home & Garden Growing Vegetables Upside Down By KATE [...]
Gravity Gardener | May 20, 2010
Your email: This little gem (Contech Electronics CRO101 Scarecrow Motion-Activated Sprinkler) activates when an animal is gets within range of your precious garden or shrubs and sends out a burst of water to send them packing. A nice little invention that has many applications, and is a cool conversation piece. Try it out!
Gravity Gardener | May 14, 2010
Your email: I like the use of materials and ingenuity. I thought it was an interesting concept for peppers or tomato plants…
Gravity Gardener | May 10, 2010
Your email: Some people like to hang their tomato plants upside down, others like the traditional approach. Instead of using the classic tomato cage, this spiral device just might be what you are looking for… The spiral device can support tomato, pepper, and other top heavy plants. The simple design does not need ties that [...]
Gravity Gardener | May 9, 2010
Your email: Greenhouse kits can be easily put together from a pre-made materials or from materials you already own… While gardening can be a satisfying and beneficial pastime, many of us reside in climates that only allow us to garden outside a few months annually, due to seasonal temperature changes. These temperature restrictions can severely [...]
Gravity Gardener | May 7, 2010
Your email: For all of the readers who eat lettuce @ restaurants, a new outbreak of E- Coli contamination is being issued… Click Here for more info. Another reason to grow your own food in your back yard.
My Bucket GardenThere are many classes of vegetables, teas, Spices spices, etc that have properties that can help fight against the effects of xenoestrogens. Cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, kale, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, cabbage, etc. can contribute to reducing body fat more effectively...
