My Organic Vegetable Garden

Perhaps not entirely on my own, but I like to think I make a major (or at least a small!) contribution. I recycle my packaging, my newspapers and my magazines, I catch the bus or the commuter and I don't fly that often. I also use low energy bulbs (at least in places where I don't get nauseated by the blueish light), and I meticulously collect batteries and return them to the store.

And I don't use poisons in my garden or feed my plants with artificial fertilizers. Those are absolute no-no's if you are a "save-the-world" person! Why? Read on and also check the reasons for this at HavingAnOrganicGarden.info

Oh my god, you might think, just another animal, is this woman a total moron? Does she wander around in her organic vegetable garden as God created her (by that I mean in the nude, in case you didn't get the picture!)?

You can be perfectly calm, I'm always descent in my garden! By being just another animal I mean that the biology of my body is no different than that of my dog. Or not that much different anyway. And I always make sure that my dog gets the best food and spends a healthy amount of time outdoors. Why treat my own body with less care? And the best food IS organic food, believe me. If the poisons we spray on our chemicals is fatal to or damaging to the reproduction of living organisms in the garden, you can be pretty damn well sure that it's damaging to you too.

You find more health reasons for the importance of having an organic vegetable garden if you visit HavingAnOrganicGarden.info

It is a truly good and satisfying feeling to know that your organic vegetable garden is in accordance with life's own ground rules, and that you're not fighting a war against those very rules. It can't be good for your inner peace to go around in your garden spreading poisons and contributing to the climate change while feeding your plants with artificial fertilizers. Give yourself the gift of being a part of the wonderful, magic life of the planet!