5 Tips for Using Manures in the Garden
Before you “poop your plants” LOL, learn these key handling and processing techniques to keep you and your plants free from contamination and sickness. Here’s the scoop on the poop: 1. Fresh Ain’t...
View ArticleGrow your own loofah sponges with video!
We’ve wanted to grow our own sponges for years now ever since we learned about them from Chet at the Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum in Vista, California. A great place for old fashioned fun and...
View ArticleTeach Kids About Composting – VIDEO
A video that shows composting is fun! Kids love learning how it helps the environment and makes awesome garden soil! Kids moved from station to station and learned how keeping household waste away...
View Article10 Natural Fertilizer Recipes
Go no further than your pantry, backyard or the beach for materials to make your own organic fertilizer: BANANA PEELS – Eating a banana helps replenish lost potassium. Roses love potassium too....
View ArticleHow to Grow Potatoes in Recyled Coffee Sacks
The Great Tater Experiment I tried growing potatoes in my pants, in t-shirts, pillow cases, garbage bags and my husband’s shorts! But the “spuds split our duds!” We have a fun video for you on the bag...
View ArticleTomato Hornworm Video
Little Miss Squash Blossom is faced with a rude garden pest in this fairytale featuring live shots of the tomato hornworm. Transcript HORNWORM Copyright © 2014 Home Grown Fun Something sneaky is...
View ArticleHow to Plant Edibles in Burlap Sacks
A versatile material in the garden, burlap is used to wrap tree and shrub roots, mulch growing beds, protect newly planted seeds. I love adding strips of it to my worm bin. Red wigglers will devour...
View ArticleQuinoa Recipes and Ideas
“Keen-wa” is easy to cook! Prepare it like rice. Vegetable broth or stock of some kind in place of water enhances its nutty flavor significantly. It needs to be rinsed before you do anything with it...
View ArticleHomemade Pesto with Walnuts, Basil, Sage, Oregano and Garlic
Looking for a new way to use your herbs? A fresh take on pesto? Something you can serve with pasta, crusty bread, salad or all those wonderful heirloom tomatoes? Try this nutty pesto recipe with a...
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