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Beehive, compost, garden, gardening, Home and Garden, home grown, New Year, organic
- Start a compost bin
- Install a rain garden
- Plant more Natives
- Build an edible garden
- Use Natural Pest solutions
- Be more water wise
- Encourage wild life into the garden
- Acquire new bee hives
- Start seed saving
- Up-cycle more
- Relax and enjoy the garden
What are your resolutions?
Giant Winter Leek
May the year 2014 greet you with days as fragrant as roses, as colorful as rainbow, as bright as sunshine and as happy and cheerful as a lark.
aristonorganic 
May your resolutions all be met. A happy and prosperous New Year to you.
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thank you Newsy, the same to you may 2014 be the Best of the Best 🙂 *Brigid
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I still need to learn a lot about natural pest solutions, some worms are into my tomatoes, and I do not wish to use poison. But my earthworms are doing great!
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Hi Rider, so pleased to hear your worms have settled in well. Here are some Natural pest control solutions
http://aristonorganic.com/2010/05/13/elemental-organic-pest-solutions-3/
The very Best of the Best for 2014! 🙂 *Brigid
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Reblogged this on Old School Garden and commented:
Do you have any gardening resolutions for 2014?
Mine are to grow less food (to eat as much but to waste less); to install a water feature (probably a half barrel); to stake my herbaceous plants earlier; to thoroughly mulch my fruit bushes with well rotted manure; to actively manage my compost bins and to try to inspire some children and young people to get into gardening.
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Great resolutions Nigel! thank you for the re-blog 🙂 the very best of the best for 2014 *Brigid
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Thanks Brigid and the very best to you and all at Ariston Organic! 🙂
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😀
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