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Connecting Gardeners and Experts for Green Gardening Solutions
At IPMopedia, we believe knowledge is the best defense against pests.
IPMopedia offers free and up-to-date integrated pest management advice direct from green gardening experts. Whether you need to identify and eliminate a troublesome pest, find the perfect plant species for a new project, or brush up on the latest planning and design tips, IPMopedia has the tools and information to help you stay green, healthy, and informed.
New Backyard Farming Section Launched!
In an effort to provide information, advice, and knowledge to the growing number of urban veggie growing enthusiasts we are proud to launch our new Backyard Farmer section. Additions to this section will be going up regularly over the summer to provide you with the know-how to grow healthy, organic food in your own backyard, porch, or container. Check back regularly for updates.
6th Edition of Grow Smart, Grow Safe Released!
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IPMopedia is excited to announce that the latest edition of Grow Smart, Grow Safe is now available. With environmental and health ratings of 600 pesticides, fertilizers and soil amendments, this publication offers a comprehensive guide to lawn and garden products. The easy-to-use tables organize entries into categories that help you find lawn and garden products least hazardous to your pets and loved ones, wildlife, lakes, streams and groundwater. In addition, tips from regional experts offer simple ways to reduce pest problems without toxics and safely grow a productive, healthy garden.
Staff from IPMopedia and INND evaluated and ranked all 600 products for this guide. Grow Smart, Grow Safe is a project of King County Local Hazardous Waste Management Program, Thurston Country, and Oregon Metro.
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