A great way to deal with weeds in a safe and nontoxic way, is to use a
spray bottle of diluted dish soap to treat areas with overgrowth in your
garden. Use a ratio of one tablespoon of mild dish soap per 16 ounces of
water. Spray the weeds once a day and with in a week they should shrivel up
and be easier to pull out.
Coffee grounds and leftover coffee can be used to repel slugs. If you have
an issue with slugs in your garden, you can repel them effectively with
coffee. You can sprinkle coffee grounds on the soil around your plants or
use leftover coffee in a spray bottle to spray the slugs directly.
Start your organic garden with a good strategic plan. This helps you know
exactly where each plant will go in your garden so that you can maximize
the few hours you have to garden each day. As part of your plan, take notes
on what plants you will use to replace short-lived crops such as spinach
and lettuce.
Preparing the soil for your perennial garden is easy. Slice under the grass
with a spade, flip the layer you have lifted over, and spread three inches
of wood chips on top. Give the area a couple of weeks, then dig into it and
plant your new perennials.
Make your own compost. If you create your own compost at home, you can be
absolutely certain of what goes into it, unlike if you purchase bags of
compost from a gardening store. In addition, composting in your yard will
attract helpful native wildlife such as insects that will balance the
ecosystem of your garden.
Know the benefits of composting. Composting is one of the best things you
can do for your organic garden. Composting improves moisture levels,
promotes fertility, and stimulates plant roots. You can start your own
composting at home, and reduce your household waste, as well as get free
food for your garden.
Organic gardening is the healthiest way you can grow a garden. Imagine not
having to worry about your children being harmed by chemicals and
pesticides. Try some of the ideas suggested in this article. Experiment,
and have fun trying new ways. You will be surprised at how easy organic
gardening can be.
Organic Vegetable Gardening At Home
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