Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Tips On Growing A Bountiful Organic Garden

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By Johnathan Black


Many of us would love to have a garden to tend to and to look at, but our lives are simply too busy. Growing a garden can give you a great sense of pride, not to mention that it can save you money and help you to get healthy. Here are some ways on how to grow an organic garden that you'll be proud of.

When planting next season's vegetable garden, it is important to rotate some of the crops. For example, potatoes and tomatoes should be planted in a different spot because they are both prone to the same diseases. Keep your vegetable garden healthy and thriving by learning which crops need rotating and why.

Protect your seedlings from frost with clay pots. Early spring is a perilous time for a new garden. You want to get your plants going as soon as possible to ensure plenty of grow time, but a single frost can wipe out your fragile seedlings. To protect your tiny plants from frost at night, simply place a small, upside down clay pot on each seedling. It will serve as insulator for the seedlings and protect it from the wind.

If you spend a lot of time taking care of your garden, get yourself a gardening wheelbarrow. You can put all the gardening supplies that you need on the wheelbarrow and easily push it around to various parts of your garden. This will save you time from looking for various supplies every time you need to tend to your garden.

Fertilize the soil you are going to plant three weeks before planting. By doing this, you are helping the soil improve its ability to retain nutrients and water, which are especially important for new plants. There are many fertilizers to choose at your local gardening store.

Gardening is the best way to put your house in touch with the beauty and tranquility of nature. Try these tips for making your own garden and watch as your yard becomes a natural wonderland of tranquility and beauty. Start your garden today!




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