Comments on: Gardening on the Cheap http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap Helping You Get the Most Out of Your Garden Fri, 30 Jul 2010 02:14:07 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Isidra Rijos http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap#comment-6193 Isidra Rijos Fri, 09 Apr 2010 09:34:26 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=450#comment-6193 Although it has not yet been scientifically proved, eating food free of chemicals has got to be an option to seriously consider.Organic food are now more easily obtainable through many different outlets. Many farmers sell organic fruit and vegetables. By doing a search on the Internet you will immediately be able to find suppliers of many different types of organic food in many different countries. Supermarkets sell organic fruit and vegetables and other organic produce. Although it has not yet been scientifically proved, eating food free of chemicals has got to be an option to seriously consider.Organic food are now more easily obtainable through many different outlets. Many farmers sell organic fruit and vegetables. By doing a search on the Internet you will immediately be able to find suppliers of many different types of organic food in many different countries. Supermarkets sell organic fruit and vegetables and other organic produce.

]]> By: David LaFerney http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap#comment-2406 David LaFerney Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:20:02 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=450#comment-2406 In my area right now - late September and until frost - is a great time to transplant strawberry plants. Anyone who has any strawberry plants at all will almost always have lots and lots of daughter plants surrounding the original ones. All you do is cut the runners, and gently pull them up roots and all, and move them to their new location. In my area right now – late September and until frost – is a great time to transplant strawberry plants. Anyone who has any strawberry plants at all will almost always have lots and lots of daughter plants surrounding the original ones. All you do is cut the runners, and gently pull them up roots and all, and move them to their new location.

]]> By: kia http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap#comment-2404 kia Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:54:27 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=450#comment-2404 hello I want know about strawbary plant. do you help me? of coure in land plant not in the greenhoues plant. thank you. email : leila_kia2009@yahoo.com hello
I want know about strawbary plant. do you help me?
of coure in land plant not in the greenhoues plant.

thank you.

email : leila_kia2009@yahoo.com

]]> By: David LaFerney http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap#comment-677 David LaFerney Mon, 23 Feb 2009 02:51:03 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=450#comment-677 Thanks, I appreciate the complement. Thanks, I appreciate the complement.

]]> By: David LaFerney http://doorgarden.com/01/gardening-on-the-cheap#comment-676 David LaFerney Mon, 23 Feb 2009 02:50:03 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=450#comment-676 Stephen, there is certainly nothing wrong with you inquiring about this here, but for genuine experts you should probably inquire within the agricultural university system. I'm merely a student of gardening myself, and still learning what works best in my own environment. Good luck. Stephen, there is certainly nothing wrong with you inquiring about this here, but for genuine experts you should probably inquire within the agricultural university system. I’m merely a student of gardening myself, and still learning what works best in my own environment.

Good luck.

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