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An Examination of Who’s Doing the Heavy Lifting:  Giving Credit Where Credit is Due, Earthworms Are the Real Champs

An Examination of Who’s Doing the Heavy Lifting: Giving Credit Where Credit is Due, Earthworms Are the Real Champs

by Anna Strick | Aug 21, 2020 | Bacteria, Diseases, Fertilizer, Habitat, Insects, Microbes, Organics, pH

You’ve heard that earthworms are the sign of healthy soil? It’s not just that they’re indicators of healthy soil, but that they help create healthy soil. Plants and earthworms live in symbiosis with each other throughout the days and seasons, as...
What’s in your Soil’s “Refrigerator”?

What’s in your Soil’s “Refrigerator”?

by Kathy Fryxell, PhD | Nov 5, 2019 | Bacteria, Blog, Fertilizer, Food, Health, Lawn, Microbes, Organics, Plants

Our soils are just like our refrigerators. They store and provide nutrients for our plants. We need to keep our soil healthy just like we keep ourselves healthy. Do you know what’s in your Soil’s “Refrigerator”? Are you filling it up with a “well-balanced diet”?...
5 Tips for Getting Your Lawn Ready for Winter

5 Tips for Getting Your Lawn Ready for Winter

by Bill Peregrine | Oct 3, 2019 | Blog, Education, Fertilizer, Lawn, Microbes, Organics

Brrr… Are we really talking about “winter” at the beginning of October? It seems so early and yet now is the time to prepare your lawns for the next 4 months. Here’s the scoop and why our lawns perform so poorly in the PNW over the winter...
“How much should I water?”

“How much should I water?”

by Bill Peregrine | May 14, 2018 | Blog, Fertilizer, Gardening, Lawn, Microbes, Organics, Seeds, Sustainable

This time of year the #1 question we get is, “How much should I water?” It happens every year as the winter rains subside and spring brings in some drier weather. The short answer is: Lawns need 1 inch of water per week to stay green. That would be a...
Living Soil: The Key to Healthy Plants

Living Soil: The Key to Healthy Plants

by Kathy Fryxell, PhD | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Chemicals, Featured, Fertilizer, Microbes, Organics, Philosophy, Plants, Sustainable

Spring is here, and garden centers are brimming with plants for sale.  As enthusiasts of natural beauty, we tend to focus on what we can see, which are the bright, beautiful plants above ground.  But, have you ever thought about the abundant life that lives...
Fighting Global Warming the Organic Way!

Fighting Global Warming the Organic Way!

by Bill Peregrine | Feb 27, 2018 | Blog, Chemicals, Fertilizer, Lawn, Organics

Soils hold 4 times more carbon than all plants on top of the Earth! “Great,” you say, “and how does that affect my daily life?” Carbon is a greenhouse gas. Locking it up in the soil not only keeps it out of the air but is also highly beneficial...
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The Earth Doesn’t Need You To Save It!

The Earth Doesn’t Need You To Save It!

Mar 4, 2021

The Earth is an amazing gift and we are bombarded daily with news showing us how much She is hurting. “Let’s all save the Earth” is the rallying cry but nothing could be further from the truth and what we need to do…

Winter Rose Care:  Rose Care During a Mild Winter

Winter Rose Care: Rose Care During a Mild Winter

Jan 28, 2021

This winter seems to be particularly mild so far, so it's important to give special care to roses. Right now, many roses are still producing flower buds. For long-term rose plant health, they need to experience dormancy before the next growing season. It's January,...

All the Buzz About Native Bees: A Local Org Has Learning Resources and Supplies

All the Buzz About Native Bees: A Local Org Has Learning Resources and Supplies

Nov 19, 2020

  One of the sweet things about adding a native, solitary bee house to your backyard is that it nestles into a hidden corner of your backyard without changing the aesthetics. There are so many good reasons to raise native bees - and installing a house will fit...

Supporting Wildlife in Your Backyard with the Garden for Wildlife® Program

Supporting Wildlife in Your Backyard with the Garden for Wildlife® Program

May 6, 2020

We want to share with you an inspiring project by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) and offer to pay for your garden’s certification.


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