“Don’t freak out if you have a little clover in your lawn,” says Annie Spiegelman, the author of “Talking Dirt.”
Annie shares her master gardening wisdom with us promoting brown and the new green in summer lawns of California. She outlines why those beautiful green lawns are not only lots to care for, but create havoc with our productive pests and take a tremendous amount of water. This does not make good planet sense in places like droughty California.
In classic Dirt Diva style, she says “we all need to get off the sauce,” meaning stop chemicals and start using organic compost. Her book and this podcast are full of tips to be safe and have a beautiful lawn.
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Annie’s upbeat, down-to-earth wit and wisdom create the perfect primer for anyone with a passion for homegrown vegetables or fresh-cut flowers, no matter what your skill level, location, or resources. As your horticultural host, this Dirt Diva dishes out useful information, fun facts, and handy tips that any gardening novice, geek or seasoned pro will be thrilled have at her fingertips in “Talking Dirt.”
Visit her website at www.DirtDiva.com (where critics will be composted).
Are your ready to save money and clean up the planet?
That’s it, Arianna! Thanks for sharing…
right now we are shifting to organic gardening because of the bad side effects of chemicals on foods*:,
i hate artifical stuffs so i always do organic gardening at home to get some natural foods **’