Earthdance Organics

09/30/2026

With Northwest Perennial Alliance – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers 🎉 -- In all honesty, this has got to be one of the most ridiculous things facebook does. Let's go back to talking about gardening

09/22/2026

This is why we have moved away from all Euphorbias...

09/22/2026

We've got a huge challenge in front of us with a sliding hillside and just about every invasive w**d I can think of... Blackberries, morning glory, horsetail grass, OH MY!!!

09/22/2026

Making more room for all Earth's critters makes the heart smile!

Saw this in my newsfeed and not sure the original source but I think it’s a great message that needs to be shared!

Work with what you have where you are, don’t go for perfection, things don’t have to be on a grand scale….even tiny green improvements can mean the world to our smallest friends. (Plus it would be rewarding and fun for the humans involved!).

Would you, do you already, do something like this? 🌼

09/08/2026

Giving away our magic recipe for our super brewed, probiotic tea made with worm castings and other great organic foods. I slightly misspoke when I used the words "sea kelp" twice. The first one is Kelp Meal, a food for the microbes, and the 2nd is soluble sea kelp for your plants. Enjoy!

09/06/2026

Our sister company's biological fertilizer, VermiChar 50/50 PLUS!

09/01/2026

Love this time of year! Fresh brewing our Fertile Tea, greening up lawns with our corn gluten meal, and core aerating to open things up and let to good stuff into the plant roots!

06/19/2026

Our sister company is having a Solstice Celebration. Check out the website at, dancingspiritsfarm.com

05/01/2026

Just got off the phone with 1 of our organic service clients and we were joking about how much his dogs loved whatever we were applying. And a relevant quote came to mind --

"If your dogs don't like what you are applying to your lawn, you probably shouldn't be using it."

Keep it organic everyone!

04/08/2026

Drought conditions already declared for this year! If you want your lawn and plants to survive, get more organics in the soil. This is easy with using arborist chips in the bed areas but the lawn will need a core aeration followed by compost and biochar. A good dose of biology would do wonders as well. We brew a probiotic tea for those wanting to leave the microbes to us 😀