Organic gardening isn’t as easy as it seems. There are so many things to consider, such as proper pH balance, natural but effective pesticides, adequate sunlight and water supplies and so on. It might be challenging to grow organic. Read on to find some tips to make gardening in a clean, organic fashion a little easier and more fun to do!
You should teach your children how to garden alongside you. They will enjoy learning about nature and bonding with you.
One way to help your organic garden thrive is to leave an undeveloped area that is conducive to the wildlife around your area. Your cultivated garden spaces will benefit from the various insects and wildlife that will inhabit and pollinate the undeveloped space.
The optimal amount of organic mulch to use in your flower beds is 2-3 inches. A thick layer of mulch will prevent weeds, reduce watering needs and fertilize your garden. This will also give a nice, professional appearance to your garden all year.
Store a few plastic bags near your garden to slip on over your dirty gardening shoes. This way, you can get in and out quickly, and get back to work in the garden.
Spacing is essential when planting an organic garden. Plants take up quite a bit of space as they grow, and it’s easy to underestimate just how much. You will also need to ensure that you allow ample space around full-grown plants for air circulation. Keep this in mind when appropriating spots to plant your seeds.
Regularity is the key to keeping your organic garden in order, don’t let your list of chores pile up. If your busy life prevents you from tending your garden every day, do small tasks to avoid having so much work when you do have some time. For example, if your family is cooking out on the grill, you could clear a few bunches of weeds between checking on the burgers.
You don’t have to buy inferior produce. Implement these tips and starting reaping the benefits of fresh fruits and vegetables.
