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Tips for the beginner gardener.
The first step is to have a basic knowledge of the climatic and soil conditions of the area. Along with that one has to find out which are the plants that grow best in the respective conditions. Some plants may require lot of water where as some may die if there is too much of rains. All plants have their own growing seasons. So the seed needs to be planted well before. This is extremely important as otherwise the plant would die and the whole process would be depressing. The next most important step is to have good lighting. The position of the sun changes with seasons. So the seasons along with the arrangements of the buildings and trees around that can block sunlight is important. On the other hand some plants require little shading.
After preparing the soil with proper drainage arrangements, the first seeds are planted. Now it is time for watering. It is better to water plants early morning. This prevents fungal disease as the leaves get the entire day to become dry. Note to make arrangements to water the plants in-case one is out for a vacation or work. But watering must not be skipped. Only sowing and watering does not end the responsibility. Pest control is something that will automatically tag along. Pests are harmful and would not only hamper the growth of the plant but would sometimes kill the plant. It is good to fertilize the soil at times for a good yield. But the first garden must be small so that it is easy to handle. Also the trees selected must be hardy trees that does not require much watering. And most importantly clean the place before starting. Clear off the weeds and throw the garbage to make the place as neat as possible. Initially there might be difficulties in identifying weeds but one can just give it a try. A beginner must always take guidance from an expert before putting his hands into gardening. Reading journals and books on gardening tips, surfing the internet to read about others experience on gardening is also very helpful. Talking to people in the neighborhood with gardens is also a good move. If one follows these simple gardening tips, one would do miracles as beginners! There can be few mistakes in the process, but one must not get discouraged. It is the learning process and one must keep it in mind to avoid doing the same the following year. Remember perfection can be achieved only through practice. At the end one has actually been a creator of a beautiful place with fresh blossoms and mesmerizing scent! How to grow your organic garden
This is the easiest part. Your backyard has the ability to provide all the organic produce you will need for the whole year! Who needs grass! Use compost yourself along with manures and other natural nutrients (these do come dry and in bags) to constantly improve your soil. Don't spray chemicals to kill every bug in your garden, there are many natural ways of preventing their damage. Grow plants such as heirlooms that have proven themselves over time and talk to old gardeners about the more natural way to garden. Their grandparents taught them and they will remember those flavors from the garden when they were children. That flavor comes from soil rich in natural minerals and nutrients. We have many products in our online store to help you along the way. Landscaping Tips.
Begin your landscaping with a plan for the entire area including fixed features such as your house, fence, deck and walkways. Although you can begin landscaping in a small area, it is best to keep the long-term plan in mind. In developing your plan, consider the final look you want to achieve. Do you want a formal look or a natural one? Formal landscapes place plants in geometric patterns or straight lines balanced around fixed features, while natural landscapes use curved lines or ragged edges.
Landscapes need transitions between areas. A transition is a gradual change in pattern or line, such as increasing the height of plants toward a focal point at an entrance or an area around a fountain or tree. Balance plants on either side of a focal point using symmetry and repetition in formal designs. For informal designs, balance can be achieved with groupings of similar color or texture. Select plants that offer variations in color and texture throughout the year, so that the landscaped areas always have visual interest. You can choose flowering plants for warm weather color and bushes with leaves that change color seasonally or have colored berries in winter. Formal landscapes need evergreen plants for the major elements, with spots of color added by border plants. Once your landscape plan is complete, purchase plants locally to ensure they are correct for your geographic area. Choose plants that require the amount of care you want to provide such as pruning, watering and soil preparation. |
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