Recent Posts Tagged With 'mittleider jim kennard'

• Growing Roma tomatoes

  Posted on Monday June 30th, 2008 at 15:03 in roma, vegetables, tomatoes, mittleider jim kennard

  I am trying this (tomato) for the first time and I notice that it looks more like a very thick bush, does anyone know if this is something I should thin out or do I just leave it alone?roydcole & Group:Prune Romas just enough to keep leaves off the g...

• Why the Mittleider method is organic

  Posted on Wednesday May 28th, 2008 at 17:57 in gardening, food for everyone foundation, mittleider jim kennard

  There are several reasons the Mittleider Method of gardening is sometimes called “the best of organic”. I. Rather than teaching the use of pesticides or herbicides, we use cultural practices to eliminate the need for them. For example: 1) We ...

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  Posted on Wednesday December 26th, 2007 at 13:25 in organic gardening, mittleider jim kennard, web 2.0 contact info

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• Oh nooo My tomatoes are splitting HELP

  Posted on Sunday June 17th, 2007 at 12:38 in tomatoes, food for everyone foundation, mittleider jim kennard, sustainable gardening

  I really need help figuring out why my tomatoes are splitting. We're having 100 degree weather right now and we are watering twice a week but our tomatoes are all splitting. Any advice?Splitting of tomatoes is caused by uneven water availability to t...

• My new Mittleider garden

  Posted on Tuesday May 1st, 2007 at 21:15 in non-profit, armenia, food for everyone foundation, mittleider jim kennard

  I am so excited all the plants are about 3-5 inches tall I have six varieties of tomatoes, and five varieties of Peppers, mostly hot, Habaneros, Jalepeno, Chinese Giant sweets, Yellow sweet bananna peppers.As usual I will have garlic, horseradish, an...