Gardening by Cathy

I’m not sure if I have ever heard of this before, but other than the first bites of the summer season, mosquito bites don’t last longer than a hour with me. Why? I believe I got bit up so much as a young child from the age of 5 or 6 upwards that [...]

what do they have in common? No it is not a plot for some fiction novel, but a real life story of people helping people.
Dr Mutlu Ozdogan, an assistant professor of forest and wildlife ecology as well as a scientist with the Nelson Institute’s Center for Sustainability, pairs up ground pictures taken with his [...]

Here is an overview of Aquaponics. You basically have 3 barrels cut lengthwise and laid on their sides or you have 3 horse troughs filled with water. These tanks are roughly arranged in a circle. Two troughs are connected to each other with tubing or pcv piping. In addition, the [...]

Thanks for being patient. You can contact your Congressmen
and your Senators . The Alliance for Natural Health USA has so graciously provided us with the text of our appeal to Do Not Co-sponsor Senator McCain’s Attack on Dietary Supplements
When you are at the congressman site, you can leave your 4 digit postal [...]

A brief look at blacksmithing in action.

I want to thank all of you for so patiently waiting for these videos to be published. I was working 6 days per week and did not have the time to discover the 2 tricks to getting the video from my Sony camcorder to my PC. Thanks again.

Sorry for the delay in telling you about how you can feed and care for your red worms and not go “nutso” in the process.
If you have been reading my posts about how to set up a red worm farm, some of the staples you now always have on hand are flattened cardboard cereal boxes, [...]

Do you ever wonder what is out there? In terms of gardening blogs, that is. Now, gardening involves so many different realms. Think relationship. When you do, you should be able to come up with a dozen different garden relationships. I have picked eight. Only two categories are in [...]