How to grow your food organically
Preparing an organic vegetable garden for winter can help keep you with a supply of seasonal winter crops. Of course, spring and summer are the seasons when most veggies grow. But broccoli, garlic, cabbage, Swiss chard, and mustard are just some of the delicious vegetable varieties you can grow organically in a vegetable garden in winter.
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Planning an organic vegetable garden from scratch is not difficult—even for beginners. Growing vegetables without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers lets you enjoy delicious, chemical-free food. Also, buying organic vegetables from the store can be expensive. So, starting an organic veggie patch is also good for your pocket.
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Lemon trees (Citrus limon) grow well in organic gardens with the proper care, organic fertilizer, and chemical-free pest control. Organic lemon trees need to be planted in a sunny spot in your garden to thrive. The soil should be well-draining, and you need to feed and water citrus trees regularly.
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Whether you love to cook, love to potter in your garden, or simply wish to attract bees and butterflies, growing your organic herbs is a great idea and 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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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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Starting your own organic vegetable garden isn’t as hard as it seems. All you need is the right tools and the knowledge of organic gardening. The rewards for this are healthy foods for a healthier body.
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Organic herb gardening is becoming more and more popular every day, and for a good reason. Herbs have practical value, serve a purpose and with herb gardening you can actually use your plants for a natural pest control method. When most people think of herb gardening they automatically think of cooking, but herbs are also grown for their pleasant aroma and their beauty.
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Growing your own organic tomatoes is a great way to get a bumper crop of these ripe, delicious, and nutritious vegetables. Growing tomato plants without chemical fertilizers or pesticides mean that you keep potentially harmful toxins and chemicals out of the food chain. Growing organic tomatoes also gives you the chance to grow unusual types of tomatoes. For example, you can grow heirloom tomato plants, Cherokee purple tomatoes, or black cherry tomatoes.