Part two of our simple step-by-step guide to giving your lawn an organic facelift

The Obamas aren’t the only ones tending an organic victory garden. Here’s how to keep it organic despite the pests.

Danny Seo and organic gardening expert Katherine Whiteside demonstrate a method for freezing tomatoes

An herb container garden seemed the perfect way to stop wasting money on fresh, organic herbs...or so I thought.

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Doug and Jessica discuss the positives of developing a healthy gardening relationship with a fellow gardener.

4:54 minutes (1.12 MB)
The Organic Gardeners talk about how to cut back perennials, such as phlox, daylilies, spiderwort, salvias and yarrows, to clean them up and initiate another bloom period.

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We look at how to build beautiful garden paths that are both practical and inexpensive. From casual paths using newspaper and straw, to fancier versions with pea gravel, flagstone or bark mulch, The Organic Gardeners tell you how to construct paths with destination in mind. A discussion of accessibility, placement and why a rambling path is the best kind there is.

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In this podcast, The Organic Gardeners look at how best to water the garden. How much? How often? What is the best way to provide water? Soaker hoses vs. sprinklers vs. hand watering? Doug Oster and Jessica Walliser also touch on the use for rain barrels.

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Anyone for a round of "slug hunting" or "seed spitting?" Getting your kids involved in the garden is easy with these tips and games from The Organic Gardeners.

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The Organic Gardeners teach you how to get rid of weeds organically. Spring is the best time to get remove weeds before they get a foothold in your garden.