How to grow your food organically
The decision to begin an organic garden – particularly an organic vegetable garden – is a great first step to a more sustainable, cost-effective, and self-sufficient way of life. It is also your first step to a great new healthy and very rewarding hobby.
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More people are discovering the joys and benefits of growing your own organic vegetables at home – the freshest produce you’ll ever eat, free from any unwanted chemicals, much more affordable than buying in stores … and it’s fun!
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Most homeowners shudder at the thought of termites near their homes. It’s true—termites can do a tremendous amount of damage if they invade your property. These small, winged insects are beneficial for the soil and help break down decaying plant matter, especially dead trees. However, homeowners are rarely happy to have a nest of termites on their property.
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Just because you live in an apartment doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy an indoor organic garden. All you need is some space near windows and a desire to grow plants, fruit, or vegetables indoors. Just about every kind of plant will grow in pots or containers. Indoor gardens add more than aesthetic appeal to modern décor. They can provide you with fresh, organic produce and even help clean the air.
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Organic compost gives soil all the nutrients it needs so you can grow healthy, vigorous plants and vegetables. Although you can buy compost from any garden center, it is cheaper and easier to make your own from organic matter. You can make compost from grass trimmings, leaves, old fruit and veg, eggshells, and even old newspaper. Maintaining a compost pile gives you a never-ending supply of nourishment for your garden.
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When it comes to growing fruit organically, caring for fruit trees without chemical insecticides presents the most significant challenges. Fruit trees give dedicated organic gardeners the greatest rewards. Not only do you get a large crop of pesticide-free fruit, but you also get beautiful blossoms in spring.
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Keeping weeds under control in organic vegetable gardens is essential to ensure bumper crops. Organic weed control has the advantage of encouraging healthy growth in plants without using chemicals. The organic gardener can achieve great results with non-toxic methods of controlling weed populations. Also, using natural weed control methods doesn’t cause a buildup of harmful toxins and pesticides in the soil or vegetables.
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Growing your own organic vegetables and herbs is great for your health, your taste buds, and the environment. You may be even better served if you do so in organic raised beds.
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Growing Organic Strawberries will ensure you get a delicious crop of these tasty red ‘berries’ every summer. Organic strawberries are said to taste better than conventional ones and contain fewer toxins. However, knowing the best way to grow strawberries in an organic garden can be challenging.
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