Because we are enthousiastic Organic Gardeners ourselves, we are learning all the time by just doing and trying out new things. In our ‘Get Inspired’ section we share our latest organic gardening experiences, news, successes and failures. Besides that we hope to encourage you to grow your own food as much as possible – as it is good for both you and nature -, so you will find some delicious and healthy recipes as well.
We have put together a Seed Sowing Calendar which will give you a kick-start when starting a vegetable garden. You can find growing advice for seeds to sow indoors in a greenhouse, polytunnel or windowsill and outdoors in open ground or pots.
Companion planting is when two or more plants are planted together in the same garden with the goal of enhancing the yield of one crop by protecting another plant from insects or illnesses.
There are several ways to introduce beneficial insects and animals to your soil while also providing food for caterpillars and other pest-controlling critters.
Cottage gardens, natural gardens and eco-gardens are ultimate places to attract pollinators such as
Bees are important, not just because they make honey, but because they pollinate crops. About one-third of the world’s food supply depends on bee pollination. So what’s causing the decline of bees?
Organic gardening is becoming increasingly popular as more people seek to reduce their exposure to pesticides. You’ve come to the right place if you’re looking for tips on how to begin.
Types of plants that bloom all year round: Grow flowers and plants in your garden all year round with these flowering varieties.
Pot gardening is a great way to grow your own food and change the layout of your garden. Read on to find out more in our informative blog post.
There are 28 organic gardening ideas for spring that will help you get your garden off to a great start. So read on and get ready to start planting!
Why choose organic flower bulbs? In conventional flower bulb cultivation, lots of chemical agents
13 easy recycling ideas: This blog post will show you how to take your recycling to the next level in a short amount of time. To learn more, keep reading!