Friday, June 17, 2011
Friday, September 3, 2010
Organicbugspray news
Liz in Nicasio reports, it got rid of the ants on the sunflowers made the florist happy no ants on the delivery this time. Bobby's Seville orange trees are rid of the aphids on to making her marmalade and Carol reports it deterred the rat from eating her paddy pan squash! Any other reports on Organicbugspray are welcome!Friday, June 4, 2010
Cow track Certified Organic Farm
Its a graet place for the sketch group to draw!!!
After picking french breakfast radishes,ester basket.....we sat back and the cowboys and wagons riding through the ranch. It felt as if you were back in the 1800's
Here's Liz, she runs the organic gardens.
Gardenopolis club worm and radish movie
The gardenopolisclub worm and radish movie click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV4K3NGjQ0U
Do you have worms in your garden?
What do you think worms do in your garden after they wiggle through the soil?
Draw a picture or write a story about a worm in your garden and Win a signed, giclee print from my book, Farmers Garden and a Gardenopolis Club Badge
Earthworms have been on Earth for 120 million years !
One important thing that earthworms do is to plow the soil by tunneling through it.
Their tunnels provide the soil with passageways through which air and water can circulate, and that's important because soil microorganisms and plant roots need air and water just like we do. Without some kind of plowing, soil becomes hard, air and water can't circulate in it, and plant roots can't grow.
Do you have worms in your garden?
What do you think worms do in your garden after they wiggle through the soil?
Draw a picture or write a story about a worm in your garden and Win a signed, giclee print from my book, Farmers Garden and a Gardenopolis Club Badge
Earthworms have been on Earth for 120 million years !
One important thing that earthworms do is to plow the soil by tunneling through it.
Their tunnels provide the soil with passageways through which air and water can circulate, and that's important because soil microorganisms and plant roots need air and water just like we do. Without some kind of plowing, soil becomes hard, air and water can't circulate in it, and plant roots can't grow.
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