A place where your harvest is safe
Why
Organic Gardening Data will explain and show how organic gardens will be set up and maintained for maximum production. If you would like to have a healthy vegetable garden, the greenest lawn in the neighborhood, and the most gorgeous flowers anybody has seen. Then you have come to the right place. My objective here is put you on to the correct and safest way possible to achieve your goals in organic gardening.
Your Soil
Learn to improve your soil’s quality, get the correct nutrients for healthy plants of all kinds. For example, use molasses in the soil to feed the beneficial microorganisms. To have extra green plants try seaweed that will stimulate their roots and add much-needed nutrients. These are a must-have in organic gardening.
Organic Fertilizers
How to use and when to apply organic fertilizers. Apply seaweed once a month as a supplement. Honey or molasses can be applied anytime to feed the microbes.
When to Plant
Would you like to know when to plant your gardens? A hardiness zone map and appropriate dates for first and last frost in your area. Small things like this are a surefire step to obtain that perfect garden and lawn.
Definitions
I have put together an organic gardening glossary to explain what each garden term means. This is my compilation of terms.
Solutions
Remedies to take care of those nasty weeds, insects, and diseases. Funny how weeds seem to grow better than the gardens.
Cook Book
Like a cookbook, we have put in here to help follow those directions on labels with rate dilutions, rate charts, and rate comparisons.
Fertilizer List
Now you will find out what some of the common organic fertilizers are and what their function is. Examples are bone meal, greensand and fish emulsion.
That’s not all, there is so much more to learn here.
Best of all
Have a good time going through all this data that will make you a more savvy gardener. Good Luck!
How To Grow a FULLY Organic Vegetable Garden–video.