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How to Have Your Own Organic Garden

by WMMedia

If you want to start a garden where you know you will have
healthy vegetables and plants, the best garden to choose is an
organic garden. Not only are these gardens healthier and better
for the environment, but they are also less expensive because you
don't need to buy any kinds of chemicals, pesticide or
herbicides. In this type of garden you use nature to your
advantage instead of regarding it as the enemy. You don't need to
have a large amount of space because even a few feet of space is
sufficient for the garden.

When choosing the site for your garden, think small. You may
have a lot of space and may eventually want to have a large
garden, but to get started it is important that you start off
small. In this way you will be able to learn as you are going and
gain the experience you need to expand. With a small garden you
will have less work and have to buy fewer materials. A space as
small as 4 feet X 4 feet is large enough to furnish the
vegetables for a family. You also have to be careful not to plant
too much in the garden. Think of the yield you will have from a
few kinds of plants rather than try to cram too many plants of
different kinds into the small space. You can even have a starter
garden by using a window box.

Before you start your planting, you have to think about how you
will provide nourishment for the plants. This means you have to
start a compost heap. This is where you will throw all the scraps
of food instead of sending them out in the trash. Compost is the
main ingredient for enriching the soil in organic gardening. Use
the things you find in your garden as well, such as fallen
leaves, the clippings from the grass when you mow the lawn and
weeds.

You do need to have the right kind of soil for organic
gardening. You can use the soil in the ground and add the organic
material from your compost heap. This soil is better for your
garden for several reasons. First, it will nourish the plants
without the use of fertilizer that contains chemicals. This will
help keep them growing more natural without any growth spurts
that will weaken the plants. Since the soil containing the
organic material is not compacted as much as that containing
chemicals, it is easier for you to pull out any weeds. The soft
soil also enables the roots of the plants to penetrate the soil
to deeper levels. The water can also get to the roots easier when
the soil is soft.

It is important to control the growth of weeds, no matter what
kind of garden you have. If you allow them to grow, they will
take over the plants and kill them. Any unplanted areas should be
mulched to prevent their growth and if you need to, use a hoe to
take out any weds you find.

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