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25 May 08

Fight The Dark Side Of The Farm - Watch Store Wars | iSpy Food

Organic farming is on the rise not only for farmers but for local mom and pop growers as well. How ironic that only a few decades ago that all food was simply made the same way the organic way. But now with the addition of all these chemicals and pesticides we have to classify foods as organic. Plus now we have to pay more for food that does not have all these chemicals in them. Thankfully as popularity has risen prices for organic foods have balanced out with their chemically grown counterparts. With that said be sure to watch the Store Wars video clip, a humorous spin on the Star Wars universe as applied to the battle between organic and chemically grown foods. Also feel free to share your comments after the article discussing the many advantages organic foods have.

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10 Mar 08

Growing your Flower Organically | iSpy-Flowers

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Bulbs Flowers Garden Gardening Organic Perennials

Once you have read the following article about the versatility of using an organic garden when picking the flowers you would like to grow, please share your thoughts with a comment at the end.

Flowers For The Organic Garden

The more you understand about any subject, the more interesting it becomes.
As you read this article you’ll find that the subject of organic gardening is
certainly no exception.

Most of this information comes straight from the organic gardening pros.
Careful reading to the end virtually guarantees that you’ll know what they know.

Organic gardening is steadily gaining popularity, and the good news is that
virtually every kind of plant and flower can be grown
organically. It is important, however, to choose the plants and flowers that are
best suited to your own environment. Choosing plants that are suited to the
environment in which they grow is one of the best ways to reduce the use of
fungicides, pesticides and other chemicals in the garden.