7 Tips For New Organic Gardeners
Having Fun Gardening Is Much Easier With Some Guidance
Organic gardening is within reach for most people.
Gardening can create a special time for families to get together and enjoy each others company whilst being active.
Like most things in life, starting is the hardest. Questions like: What plants should I consider, OR, How do I prepare the ground, can stop many people from ever starting.
The following article has seven very helpful tips. Read it and let us know if you have tips of your own to share.
Try Your Hand At Organic Gardening, Is Fun And Healthy
You do not have to grow an Organic garden exactly like a professional to fully enjoy it. You can grow a garden your way, just as long as it employs the basics of Organic gardening that can actually help your plants grow.
Below are some tips, they will be very helpful, as follows;
1. Protect your seeds from fungus with natural products. You can use milled sphagnum moss to protect all your plants. ………..
2. Keep plastic bags on hand to cover your muddy shoes. ………………..
3. Blend flowering fruit shrubs into your regular landscape. …………….
4. Use compost and Bio-char to feed your crops. In Organic gardening, compost is necessary for the survival of your plants. ……………
5. Avoid chemicals in your garden. Keep the toxins out of the food and the water supply. …………..
6. A quick way to create a perennial garden is by cutting under the turf using a spade, turning it upside down, and covering the area with 3 – 5 ins of wood chips. …………….
7. Plant synergistically. To naturally repel pests, plant marigolds near nematode-sensitive crops like tomatoes and potatoes. To improve growth, plant legumes near plants that can benefit from the nitrogen they produce. Intersperse pungent plants like herbs and onions, whose scent can repel bugs and animals, with other unscented vegetables.
Organic gardening is harder than relying on chemicals, but the results are worth it…………..
Grow organic, Eat healthy, Be healthy.
