Biodynamic & Organic Growers

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Comment by Adrianna Dawn Moser on December 16, 2009 at 7:23am

Thanks, Samantha! Will look forward to this. Want to learn everything possible about medicinal plants. I feel it is one of the crucial areas of knowledge.

Comment by Samantha on November 29, 2009 at 11:10pm

Greetings, gardener friends. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm an herbalist on the central coast of California, and am interested in community garden project, as well as acquainting more people with the medicinal qualities of plants. In the near future I'll be posting some excerpts from my lectures on herbs. Write me if you have anything special you'd like to find out about. Namaste. Samantha

Comment by Marvin Double on November 6, 2009 at 10:53am

I've been a gardener for years and have always subscribed to the use of organic methods. I became aware of biodynamic farming a few years ago but don't have any direct experience I'll be very pleased to hang out in this forum and learn from others.

Comment by Gavin Tonks on November 6, 2009 at 5:23am

Hi all I have loaded a very big organic project of mine onto a web site as aprt of a competition and need some support by voting for it, please take 3 minutes of your time
many thanks
Gavin
http://arc.peacecorpsconnect.org/a/13472/8b9bba1ae798672a291ca2fe13afb7b0

Comment by Cary on September 15, 2009 at 9:22pm

Hi Erin.. thanks for the welcome. Planet Natural has a good fish emulsion called- Alaska Fish Emulsion and Burpee has a great seaweed fertilizer called Sea Magic.. its great for flowers and houseplants too. My raised bed garden has lots of compost, cow manure and peat mixed in. My water comes from our City reclaimed water system. Its unfiltered and has a warning signs saying "warning - not for human or animal consumption" I am forced to use this water source because there are sprinkler heads all around my garden in the common grounds which I can not remove. Im worried that my garden might not be so organic due to this water.

Comment by Erin Michelle on September 15, 2009 at 8:51pm

hi! Cary,
good to see you here. i'm very interested in your fertilizer combo. i used the same formula but can't find it any more. the best defense i've found against chemicals and pesticide residue is well cooked, organic compost. i don't know about the water but i wonder which is worse. the bleach and such it's treated with from the hose. or, the rest it might pick up on the way to your rainbarrel? :)

Comment by Cary on September 15, 2009 at 7:45pm

I am an urban organic gardener where I have planted in a 4 X 6 raised bed garden. I have been so careful not to use pesticides and use only organic fertilizers such as fish emulsion and seaweed. It dawned on me that my garden is getting watered by reclaimed water and I am concerned that with all the run off of pesticides, chemical fertilizers and god knows what else that ends up in the water tables, are my vegetables still safe to eat?

Comment by Cary on September 15, 2009 at 7:19pm

Don't feel bad Dawn... mine were a flop too

Comment by Dawn Hurwitz on August 20, 2009 at 1:26pm

Anyone have any particular experience growing different types of Squash? I'm trying to grow Delicata squash, and they are not happy:-(

Comment by Erin Michelle on August 15, 2009 at 5:24pm

i just used three rounds of neem! unusual for me but this is an unusually heavy infestation. dish soap is so useful! happy gardening! thank you.
love, erin

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