by Bob Rama | Apr 4, 2019 | Compost Tea Spray
An article written by Natalie Noble, for Creb Now. ” The main features of xeriscaping are simple: use less water by decreasing lawn space, and replacing it with native and well-adapted plants that require less water, including perennial flowers, trees, and...
by Bob Rama | Jun 6, 2016 | Compost Tea Spray
Listen to Eco-Yards Founder Laureen Rama as she discusses lawn alternatives on CBC’s Eyeopener and then let us know what you think in the comments! ...
by Bob Rama | May 23, 2016 | Compost Tea Spray, Microbes, Protozoa, Soil
I’ve been writing the last few posts about the micro‐organisms which live in soil, mainly near the root zones of plants. These micro‐organisms cluster near the roots because the plants feed them by exuding sugars, starches, and proteins out of their root walls. Why do...
by Bob Rama | May 23, 2016 | Compost Tea Spray, How-to, Native Plants, Pollinators
Native Plants in your Yard Support Pollinators and the Basics of Pollination by Laureen Rama with Caron Wenzel, for Friends of Fish Creek Newsletter, 2008 Fish Creek Park is an island of native ecosystem in a sea of urban and agricultural development. Places where...
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