You want to create a healthy and fresh organic garden. Your timing is awesome! Keep reading for tips any beginner will find useful.
Biodiversity is important in your garden. The more plants you have, the more wildlife that will come. If you are interested in creating an untamed, natural look for your garden, you should include many varieties of plants. A diverse garden is incredibly attractive. It’s also very rewarding and relaxing.
If aphids become an issue in your garden, then good old soapy water may do the trick and solve your problem. Spray it on the entire plant and clean the plant with another spray containing only water.
The space you leave in between your plants is an important measurement when it comes to gardening. People often underestimate how much space plants will need when once they’re grown. Air circulation and room to grow is important for any plant. Make sure your seeds have a good amount of space between each other for optimal growth.
To be more efficient when working in your organic garden, have your tools close at hand. You can wear an apron or pants that have a lot of pockets, or use a big bucket or can. Keep gloves, small pruning shears, a trowel and any other tools handy in order to increase the quickness of the work that goes into your garden.
Companion Plants
An exciting way to garden is by using the concept of companion plants. Some plants help neighboring plants grow, and are beneficial in other ways. These companion plants repel pests and enrich the soil, and helps to avoid the use of pesticides and fertilizers. As an example, if you pair vegetable plants with herbs, the strong scent of the herbs will scare insects away from your vegetables.
You will now be better prepared as you start pursuing organic gardening. If you thought that you were ready before, well you should now be an expert! The tips included here will help you create the most beautiful and abundant organic garden you can, so enjoy!