by Kathy Fryxell, PhD | Nov 8, 2020 | Blog, Gardening, Health, Plants
Freezing temperatures already?! But it is just the first week of November. What is a plant lover to do for cold-sensitive plants? If you are like me, I push the envelope on the plants I can grow in my garden. Each year I think certain plants will be just fine only to...
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”?...
by Bill Peregrine | Dec 31, 2018 | Blog, Habitat, Health, Nature, Philosophy, Plants
This morning I read a nice quote by John Muir and it was quite appropriate because yesterday I took my camera and tripod to the forest to see what I could find. While I thought I was going for a “hike” it turns out the 4 miles I put in was more of a...
by admin | Aug 31, 2017 | Blog, Gardening, Habitat, Health, Nature
Wildlife habitat continues its downward spiral but you can make a difference right in your own backyard! Construction and development cause a loss of habitat, and native species of plants and wildlife are facing tougher climate conditions as the Earth warms. Some...
by admin | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog, Food, Gardening, Health, Insects, Nature, Organics, Sustainable
Speaking for bees, we need our pollinators. Our bee population is in peril, but the awesome news is we can make a difference, and give them habitat to thrive. They will thank us by working diligently to create a blooming and fruitful garden. Earthdance Organics will...
by Bill Peregrine | Feb 26, 2017 | Blog, Chemicals, Diseases, Fertilizer, Gardening, Health, Nature, Organics, Philosophy
For 12,000 years we were an organic agricultural society. Then in the 1950’s (yes, only 60-70 years ago) we thought we had a better way than Nature’s Way. But even through the “miracles” of chemistry, a few persisted in keeping the organic...
