Creat a Organic garden

There are many types of organic gardening, from organic vegetable gardening to organic flower gardening. Many people have no idea what organic gardening really is. Organic Gardening refers to growing plants, vegetables, etc. without using pesticides or other harmful chemicals.

Organic gardening offers many health benefits and that organically grown food is much better for the human body than food grown with pesticides and chemicals. With such health concerns in place, it only makes sense to grow your fruits and vegetables organically in your very own organic home garden.



When I wanted to learn how to grow my own organic garden, I was unsure of where to start, I asked some friends of mine that are “in the business”. Mike told me about Organic Gardening Magic. Mike said that he had read almostevery book about organic gardening, and Organic Gardening Magic was the best one, it covers everything he wanted to know about organic gardening. Some of the topics it covers:

• What Organic Gardening is and how to get started

• The Do's (and Don'ts!) of Making your Own Compost

• The Secrets of Crop Rotation and Companion Planting

• How To Build Healthy Soil (Even If You Are Working With Very Unhealthy Soil To Begin With)

• Why soil pH is important, and how to correct it

• The Magic Mulch That Kills Diseases and Stops Weeds

• And much more!

Organic Gardening Magic covers all you need to know on how to start your own organic garden, how to grow your own healthy and chemicals free fruits, vegetables, flowers, etc.

One of the things I shortly realized is that not only that organic vegetables are healthier than those you can buy in stores, its actually much cheaper to grow your own vegetables and fruits! Claim your copy of Organic Gardening Magic, and start saving.

Here are a few easy organic gardening tips for you to follow to get you started off on the right foot.

Collect Your Own Rainwater

This seems like a weird thing to do, but it is actually one of the best tips for organic gardening. For this procedure you will need to purchase a couple barrels from your local hardware store. These barrels will be used to collect rainwater. By collecting rainwater you are conserving water resources instead of wasting it. Some organic gardening growers hook up elaborate system of piping and hose to their rain collection barrels and the system then waters the organic garden automatically. You can probably find a variety of instructions for these types of systems by searching Google. If you don want to get that elaborate you can easily use a small bucket to scoop the water from the barrels or better yet, get a barrel with a spout on it, to water your organic garden by hand.

All Natural Fertilizer

Fertilizer is the place where most organic gardening growers go wrong. You must choose your fertilizer carefully. Many brands of fertilizer produced today contain some type of chemical. Be sure to read the label for the list of ingredients. True organic gardening must use an all natural fertilizer. Even if it says All Natural on the bag, make sure you read the label for the ingredients.

Another source of great natural fertilizer for organic gardening can come from using compost. Compost will help improve the structure of your soil and at the same time help increase the soils water retaining abilities. The best part about using compost for organic gardening is that it is free if you have your own compost pile or box. If not, you can always start one by beginning to collect grass clipping, leaves, etc.
How to make an organic garden
This is a question that arises more frequently these days, as people become more concerned about health issues. They want to know that the produce they are eating is good for their health and safe for their families to eat. They want to begin an organic garden.