About Organic Gardening
Organic Gardening is the way Nature intended its vegetables, herbs and fruits to be grown.
Organic
gardening is a system that is used to grow plants using natural
methods of fertilization, pest and disease control along with planting
plants that can benefit each other. Growing your own organic garden is
not that hard to do, and you will be surprised at the high yields of
fruits and vegetables that can be produced. Techniques like succession
and companion planting are very beneficial to this method of
gardening.
Natures Way
Organic
gardening is done the same way as nature does in the wild, naturally.
Growth, death and decay are the principals behind good nutritious
soil. In the forest plants live and die. Insects, worms and animals
consume them and release nutrients back into the soil. The nutrients
are then consumed by plant life. There is no need for chemical
fertilizers in a natural environment. Nature also has a way of
controlling insects with natural predators and parasites.
Organic gardening is basically the same as these natural cycles with
one exception. When you harvest the crops from your garden you are
removing them and not letting them decompose back into the soil, as
nature would have done. So, you will need to add organic materials
back into the soil. This can be done by simply composting.
It is a comforting feeling to know that what you have produced in your
garden is both healthy for you and the environment. Whether you build
the home of your dreams in a rural country setting or a suburban or
urban area, organic gardening can be just as enjoyable and rewarding.
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You can start enjoying the healthy benefits of indoor and outdoor organic gardening on any scale, today. From a small herb garden for your kitchen, grown in an attractive compact garden system, to a basement dedicated to plant propagation or production gardening, there's a system to match every budget and need.