Previous Newsletters  2008

"The heart of organics is soil imporvement.  Healthy soil produces healthy plants with very powerful natural insect and disease resistance."  --Howard Garrett 2008    The Organic Manual

Week      

#1    Happy New Year

#2    Pet Advice 2008

#3    Bed Preparation

#4    Dirt Doctor Bio

#5    Potting Soil

#6    Soil Probes

#7    Transplanting Trees

#8    Organic Pecan & Fruit Tree Program

#9    Beneficial Nematodes--Confusion in Timing

#10  Which Molassess to Buy?

#11  Spring is Here!

#12  New Books

#13  Trichogramma Wasps

#14  Haint Blue Paint for Repelling Bugs & Evil Spirits

#15  The Best DE

#16  Sick Tree Treatment -- Update

#17  Garrett Juice -- Update

#18  Salvia to Try

#19  Sibley Nature Center

#20  Muenster Natural Pet Food

#21  Amanda Love - Barefoot Cook

#22  Questions & Answers from the Leaders in Organics

#23  How it all Started

#24  Pecan Research and Update on Champion Pecan Tree

#25  Dallas Observer Tells the Organic Story

#26  Mosquito Control

#27 Tomatoes and Salmonella

#28  Not all Diatomaceous Earth is the Same

#29  Where to Buy

#30  Mosquito & Spider Misting Systems

#31  How to Remove Grass to Start a Garden

#32  Hydrogen Peroxide

#33  HowardGarrett.com and more

#34  How to Control Rabbits, Moles & Deer

#35  What is Organic Gardening?

#36  High Fructose Corn Syrup - Severe Health Risk

#37  Howard's Dallas Morning News Column Moves to Thursday

#38 Flu Shot Season

#39 What is the difference between a mole, a vole, and a gopher.

#39 Fall Color 2008

#40  Tree Problems

#41  Leaf Management

#42  How to Save Tomato Seeds

#43  Birds in the Garden

#44  Crispy Nuts

#45  Packing Peanuts

#46 Icy Roads & Walkways

#47 Managing the Christmas Tree