Planning your organic garden is essential to success. Here are a few things to consider before you put your boots on.

Companion planting is using plants to help other plants. Mostly they can serve as hosts for beneficial insects which provide organic pest control

Late Blight was a killer in 2009 for tomatoes in Pennsylvania. How to avoid blight this year.

Fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides are dumped on American lawns to the tune of 90 million pounds every year. That's a lot of chemicals impacting your health

Black spot, powdery mildew and other fungus problems can be subdued with this simple organic spray. All of the ingredients can be found in your kitchen.

Bees pollinate more than 250,000 species of plants. Make your garden inviting to bees and other pollinators and they'll reward you with robust plants.

Compost or not? Blighted tomato plants are risky to add to a compost pile, but it's possible if you follow these composting rules exactly.

Chemical fertilizers aren't needed to green up your lawn this fall. - or spring for that matter