Organic gardening isn’t a new age science. What it can be, though, is a new way of looking at the way you feed yourself and your loved ones! It’s all really quite simple. Learn organic gardening the
simple way – with this book! There are many things that organic gardening can give you.
simple way – with this book! There are many things that organic gardening can give you.
- The satisfaction of growing your own food
- The knowledge that you are eating all-natural foods with no health risks attached
- The confidence that you are doing everything you can do to protect the environment
- The peace that comes with providing your family with pure foods that cannot harm them
And this book can set you on your way! This book is like no other guide to organic gardening. We’ll give you over 45 pages jam packed with the information you need to not only get started with your organic garden, but how to keep that garden thriving for years!
"For some people, gardening is a passion. Some people garden just as a hobby. For still others, it’s a way to feed their families. We think Shirley MacClaine’s character in “Steel Magnolias” said it best. “Because that’s what Southern women do – we wear funny hats and grow things in the dirt.”
You don’t have to be from the South or be a woman, or even wear a funny hat to enjoy gardening. The thrill of seeing your first red, ripe tomato or watching your first stalk of corn reach from the ground can be an amazing experience for many people.
Gardening is also a great way to provide healthy food for you and your loved ones. When you buy produce from the store, it just isn’t the same as presenting a salad to your family that came exclusively from your garden worked by your own two hands.
Many people choose to garden so they can have control over what type of food they eat without fear of chemicals or preservatives. Often, commercially grown produce is cultivated in greenhouses with the use of pesticides and chemicals to enhance their growth.
A quick study on these types of artificial applications can be unnerving for anyone. The side effects of chemical pesticides on the human body can truly take its toll. So many people are jumping on the “organic bandwagon” as a way to minimize the risks to themselves and their loved ones that often comes with commercially prepared foods.
You don’t have to be a health nut to embrace organic gardening. Imagine the wonderful way you’ll feel knowing that you are serving foods that were grown all naturally without the risks that come from applying chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
It’s easier than you think. If you’ve been gardening for years or are just beginning to grow your own food, organic gardening can provide you with peace of mind and pride in your produce. Don’t have any clues how to start? That’s why you’re reading this book!
We will explore the advantages of organic gardening as well as the best way to begin your all-natural garden. We’ll give you ideas about mulching, weed control, and composting. Plus, we’ll give you some ideas on all-natural pest controls and ways to make sure your garden thrives – without chemicals!
Let’s begin our journey into “Organic Gardening for Beginners”!"
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction 3
- Why Garden Organically? 4
- The Risk of Chemicals 7
- What Is Organic Gardening? 11
- Planning Your Garden 12
- Getting the Soil Ready 14
- Planting Your Garden 17
- Starting Seeds Indoors 19
- Controlling Those Weeds 22
- Controlling Pests 26
- Common Garden Pests 30
- Making Your Own Compost 36
- Tending the Garden 40
- Wintering Your Garden 46
- Recipes for your Organic Garden 46
- Organic Fertilizer 47
- Garlic Pest Control Spray 47
- Dormant Oil 48
- Homemade Insecticidal Soap 49
- All Purpose Pest Control Spray 49
- Bug Juice 49 Conclusion
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