Sufficiently Healthy
You water your garden regularly. You fertilize enough. You chose a suitable location for your garden. But your plants are not healthy; they look tired and grow slowly. They refuse to thrive. The problem may not be what you’re adding to your soil; it is more likely what’s missing from it. Organic matter is the … Read more
To grow tomatoes without chemicals is one of the most satisfying experiences for any new gardener. Fresh and juicy tomatoes straight from the garden often taste better than what you find in the local stores. However, as a beginner, you’re prone to making many mistakes unknowingly. These errors have the potential of reducing your garden … Read more
Proper tomato pruning helps plants direct their energy toward fruit production, resulting in healthier vines and fruits and heavier harvests throughout the season. Early pruning encourages the plant to focus less on excessive foliage and more on producing strong clusters of quality fruit. In addition to improving yield, pruning increases airflow and sunlight penetration, creating … Read more
Pests are inevitable in any garden, and they can really be destructive if you fail to control them. You have the option of killing them with synthetic pesticides or choosing a Natural Pest control method for your garden. Still, synthetic chemical pesticides can harm beneficial insects, degrade soil health, damage or kill pollinators, and pose … Read more
Every new gardener makes mistakes! And every experienced gardener made mistakes long ago. If you make mistakes, it’s okay if you learn to solve gardening problems through them. Do not be discouraged or frustrated. In this article, I will walk you through nine mistakes to avoid as a new organic gardener. If you’re completely new, … Read more