Creative Organic Gardening
Oct 27th, 2007 by Denise
Creative Organic Gardening?
Organic gardening has been a passion of mine since my first garden at age 12. I firmly believe in keeping gardening simple and fun. That’s where the creative gardening aspect comes in.
By using organic gardening methods and using as little chemicals as possible we can have healthier plants and will be environmentally friendlier to wildlife and our community. Our food is also healthier and has a better taste.
I no longer use any chemicals in my garden. I have found that companion planting techniques and watching for insects and removing them as I see them helps maintain an insect free garden. I used to lose a few plants and have more insect damage but in the last years my plants are really looking healthy. I do use natural homemade insect control.
Mulching, proper watering techninques, container gardening and raised beds also help control insects. It’s much easier to cover an area to protect it from insects or even pesky birds or small animals that sometimes prey on young tender plants.
Keeping the garden areas clean from weeds and decaying matter promotes healthier plants and takes away hiding places for insects. If I see a plant that is unhealthy I remove it.
To me there is no greater joy than grabbing a fresh tomato from the garden and heading off to the side of the yard to relax and enjoy the backyard.
Creative gardening through early planting, different garden styles and techniques or garden art adds to the enjoyment or gardening. Fresh wholesome fruits and vegetables are important but enjoying the garden is equally as important and adds to the beauty of the yard.
In my blogs you will find ideas for orgnic gardening techniques, Garden Art, money saving ideas, theme gardens, and things to make.
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