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Some plants grow better and faster together. They are known as companion plants, and they support each other as they grow. Knowing which plants help each other out can help your garden be amazing!

Grow all the Food you need in your Backyard!

Backyard gardening is fun, especially if you love the taste of freshly harvested foods. It’s also good for you. No matter where you live, you can grow all the food you need in your backyard!

5 Tips on Growing Your Own Food In A Raised Bed Garden

Living off the grid has many advantages. It significantly reduces the pressure on fossil fuel use, and thus reduces the environmental impact that most people have on the planet. Here are a few simple alternative energy sources for off the grid living if you choose to do so.

5 Disease Fighting Vegetables you can Grow in your Backyard Garden

Vegetables contain micronutrients that have the ability to boost your health and fight diseases naturally. Isn’t it amazing that you are able to grow some of these disease fighting vegetables yourself right at home?

What you eat has a profound effect on your health and well-being. If you eat healthy foods, you will see a definite improvement in your health as well as be seeing your levels of energy and clarity rise considerably. You may also know that some healthy fruits and vegetables have therapeutic powers, and some are able to fight diseases naturally, including the potentially fatal diseases cancer! How amazing is it that we can find cures to our ills in nature, but in order to do so effectively, we need to be well informed of what kinds of food you need to have. That is what we are here for!

5 Easy Spring Vegetables you can Start Growing Right Now!

Spring is right around the corner, and now is the best time to start planning your spring vegetable garden.

If you enjoy home grown healthy vegetables, what are you waiting for to start your own spring vegetable garden? Vegetables can be categorized on the basis of the cool or warm season. Cool season vegetables are suitable for the fall and spring, and vegetables that need more heat and sunlight are warm weather vegetables, suitable for the summer as you might expect. Your first step to starting a spring vegetable garden is to determine what to grow and where you want to grow it. It will also be important to consider other factors to be able to see what the best-suited vegetables are according to your specific circumstances.

Some of the vegetables cannot be started outside from seeds or starter plants until the weather is warmer and the soil is fully dry and free from frost so you may want to start planting them inside and wait until the weather improves. A variety of vegetables can be planted right now when the season is still cool, become informed on how every vegetable grows so you can do it properly and the vegetables grow in the best possible way.

5 Tips for a Natural Organic Garden for Spring

After the long cold winter, you must be really excited to be able to work on your organic garden. Nothing feels better than working on your own garden, outdoors in the spring!

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Maintaining & Getting your Fish Pond Ready for the Spring

Spring is here, and your backyard fish pond will come back to life. This means you’ll need to do some maintenance work for your backyard fish pond.

5 Tips for getting your pond ready for the spring:

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Plant Soil Ecology – Measuring Soil Health

Spring is right around the corner, and you might be getting ready to start gardening. To get healthy crops you would want your garden soil to be healthy as well.

The Ecolonomic Action Team (EAT) makes an Offer You Just Cannot Refuse!

Ecolonomic Action Team (EAT) is a community based on an online platform where people from different walks of life can join and share their ideas and experiences about making the planet better through using methods that are beneficial to humans and the Earth simultaneously. EAT gives you a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded people so we can all come together and build a better future while making some money. What a better way to build a sustainable future for everyone on this planet and at the same time, you have an opportunity to build your future too.

7 Reasons why you should Grow your Own Food

Do you love gardening? One of the biggest benefits of gardening is that you can grow your own food. You don’t need to be a farmer to grow your own healthy organic foods.  

5 Home Gardening Tips for the Spring – Start Early!

For those who love gardening, we have some good news. Spring is right around the corner and it’s the time of year when nature renews itself!  

After the long cold winter, you must be eager to go outside and start working on your spring garden so your home starts to feel amazing for the rest of the year. If you love plants, you don’t really need to wait for the weather to warm up, start right now! In our previous blogs, we have discussed how you can still grow plants indoors, all year round and we are going to expand here how to make this happen so you have more information and motivation to go for it.

How to Encourage People to go Paperless

If you are reading this then the chances are that you are amongst the population of fantastic people that are committed to helping the environment and saving our beautiful planet from the damage of pollution and other damaging environmental impacts.

5 Ways to Save Money & Energy in the Winter

Winter is here and it means more energy bills for most American households. Here are 5 tips to help you save money and energy during the winter season.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could save money on your energy bills during the winter? Ecolonomic living is all about saving money and making the planter better while doing it and we are here to show you exactly how to do this!

Even though you may not realize it, electricity companies mostly use fossil fuels to generate electricity. However, there are many alternative energy sources that are being developed all around the world to address the pollution and energy crisis associated with using fossil fuels. So if you save energy during the winter, you are not only saving money but also helping the environment by reducing your carbon footprints on the planet. Would you like to learn more about ecolonomic living? – Read on!