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 | April 11, 2010
Your email: Let’s face it, what is the real reason you plant a vegetable container garden is for growing Food! You do not have to spend tons of money on a garden trying to buy all the neat little clay or porcelain pots and containers to house your vegetables. Sometimes people get a little caught [...]
Gravity Gardener | March 25, 2010
Your email: // Now that planting season is upon us, weekend gardeners are beginning to select their crops. If you are uncertain as to when to plant, the article below may help in your decision on what to buy and when to plant. Some will have their own greenhouses or potting sheds to start their [...]
Gravity Gardener | March 21, 2010
Your email: If you have ever had fresh Basil or Oregano for your Pizza or Spaghetti, you know how much better tasting they are than the dried up jar version. Many growers like to start their new crop inside with something like this and move it to their container garden later in the season. The [...]
Gravity Gardener | March 20, 2010
Your email: I thought the article below touched on an interesting concept. The moon has influenced many growing cycles over the eons. Why not take a look at how you might take advantage of the lunar cycles for your tomato plants or other organic gardening projects. What are the lunar phases? The moon waxes (increases) [...]
Gravity Gardener | March 20, 2010
Your email: // I thought this author provided some good insight into container gardens. I usually focus on vegetables like tomatoes and peppers but flower gardens can also be a great hobby or nice way to spruce up the patio. Enjoy! Generally plants that look good in garden are also best container plants. You need [...]
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...
