There’s a gardener in everyone. With an a little work and forethought you can learn to garden in no time. Here are a few tips to get you started in the right direction. There’s no feeling like the feeling you get when you grow you own vegetables and flowerers.
Starting a garden can provide you with fun and rewards. You can start by setting out a small area for your garden. If you don’t have the area you can use pots to put your vegetables and flowers in. Your garden plants require Sun, water. Food. you'll want your garden in an area that'll receive a lot of sun and is close to water. For example if you'd tomato pots they'd need to be in the sun and watered. You'd need to supply them with essential minerals for them to grow. One of the ways to supply food for your plants is right from your home. You can feed your plants with compost gathered from your kitchen and yard.
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You can set-up a home compost unit and use what's in your yard to fill the compost unit and use the compost to feed your plants. Other way is using worms to make compost. You can turn kitchen scraps, paper waste and cardboard into nutrient-rich fertilizer for your plants, creating a more sustainable life style by recycling and improving soil quality. Both plants and animals, including humans, benefit from a regular supply of the trace minerals present in Glacial Rock Dust, which are best transferred to the human body through foods grown in soil rich in trace minerals. This will provide your plants with a very rich organic food, which will in turn provide you with healthy plants and great food.
When gardening with pots you can set-up each pot for organic flowers or organic vegetables. Setting up your pots with soil and adding your organic food from your compost unit. Trace minerals. you'll be able to watch your plants grow large and beautiful. For beginners, a plot 3 feet by 3 feet is an adequate size. Or plant no more than half a dozen good-sized pots. you'll find that you can use rain water to water your plants. You can do this by setting up rain barrels at your down spout. It gives you a great feeling when you can use the things around you and provide your family with food for the table. Flowers to dress up the house.
Making your own organic food by using your Worm composter. you'll be becoming green. you'll start growing your own green thumb when you see “Your Plants Grow”. So don’t miss out because you’re afraid you've a “brown thumb.”. You can use pots to get you started or a small plot. Let your plants get lots of Sun, Water and Food you'll have a garden.
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My name is Stephen Nixt. I grew up on a farm in Iowa and we had a large garden. I now live where I am unable to have a large garden. I had to learn to grow Vegetables on a small plot and in pots. If you are interested in what I have used you will find it at https://www.gardeningwithgreenthumb.com.
