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Articles in “Gardening” (9 results found)
Gardening with Earthworms including excerpt from New York Times
01/10/2013 ~ 0 comments
If you love earthworms, don't be afraid to admit it. ECHO is right there with you. The lumbricinous critters play a key role in composting soil.   Gardners are becoming increasingly aware of the ...
Get Into Gardening 2012 - June 9
05/23/2012 ~ 0 comments
Summer is here in Southwest Florida! Hot-season plants abound, but most people think that they need to stop gardening over the summer months. ECHO is here to tell you that you can still enjoy fresh ...
Get into Gardening with ECHO!
05/12/2010 ~ 0 comments
Just itching to get outside and start that garden? Didn't think anything could survive the Florida summer? Come to ECHO's "Get into Gardening" Event 2010 and get going! Attend FREE workshops, ...
Growing a Greener World
05/10/2010 ~ 0 comments
New Series "Growing a Greener World" featuring ECHO airs this Saturday on KQED TV in Cali! http://bit.ly/bZpz7D Check your local ...
New Bilingual Videos! "Perennial Vegetables" by Larry Yarger
05/03/2010 ~ 0 comments
  Second in this training Series is "Perennial Vegetables" by Larry Yarger. Enjoy!     ...
New Bilingual Videos! "Rooftop Gardening" by Dr. Tim Motis
05/03/2010 ~ 0 comments
The Third Video in our series is "Rooftop Gardening" by Dr. Tim ...
Growing your Greens.com visits ECHO
12/02/2009 ~ 2 comments
When John of growingyourgreens.com visited ECHO, he got quite a bit more than he bargained for! Click on the links below to see the video clips that he shot while here on the farm. Please note: ...
Winter Tips from ECHO's Tropical Fruit Nursery
11/25/2009 ~ 0 comments
HELPFUL IDEAS FOR THE WINTER FROM ECHO'S TROPICAL FRUIT NURSERY WHAT FRUIT CAN I GROW THAT IS NOT LIKELY TO FREEZE?  By northern standards, the freezes we get in Southwest Florida are ...
A Mother's Musings On School Gardens
09/04/2009 ~ 0 comments
By SUSAN JACOBSE What do First Lady Michelle Obama, First Lady of California Maria Shriver, and the First Lady of American organic cuisine have in common with the kids at Bonita Middle School? They ...
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