Dec142011
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Compost Now, Fabulous Garden Later!
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Marjory Wildcraft of Backyard Food Production knows pretty much all there is to know about gardening and has just produced this video, “Cheap and Simple Worm Composting.” If you’re a beginning gardener, a compost pile is a good place to start, especially now since it can sometimes take a few months for the compost to develop, depending on your climate.
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Space-Saving and Effective Sub-Irrigated Planters (SIPS)
Mosquitos are definitely an issue with this type of design. There are
Space-Saving and Effective Sub-Irrigated Planters (SIPS)
mine has a watering tube running up the inside wall of the pot, which
Space-Saving and Effective Sub-Irrigated Planters (SIPS)
How do you control for mosquitos breeding in the stagnant water at the
D T
Lots of great information like this at Earthineer.com
The site is full of posts and articles by preppers and gardeners.
Katie Ullrich
I love this!! Thank you for posting this. I am about to start raising meat rabbits and I am going to mix their "waste" with some straw and worms!! I am really excited because I won't have to shovel my local horse shelter's manure anymore in order to get awesome fertilizer for my garden.
TheSurvivalMom
I can't wait to get a larger compost pile going, myself.