Grow Green!
Want to grow your Garden? Looking forward to grow some pretty flowers? Need more organic fruits and vegetables? That's exactly what we have in store for you. Here are some tips for growing your own garden:
-First of all, If you don't have some earthy space or a garden, don't worry. You can easily grow plants in flower pots.
-For growing beans, place some damp cotton in a cup. Place 3-4 soaked beans inside. Put the cup on an open window sill. Spray the beans(with water)daily. After germination, transfer them into a flowerpot with soil. Water them daily.
- Seeds and Flowerpots are available from Plant shops or Exhibitions. Place them in a plant pot and grow them the usual way. Tomatoes are good to plant because they'll fruit soon.
-Decorated flower pots will look great and plants will look beautiful in them. Like this <-----
-It's nice to grow flowers or fruit as you'll benefit from your plants too.
-After germinating and planting, if you are interested in DOING something else for your plant(I was) you can make your own compost. Just take your organic waste fruit peels and leftover food etc. and dump them in a flowerpot which contains (about a quarter of it's area) soil in it. Dump your everyday organic wastes in it and mix it up with a spade. Put it in an empty outdoor corner (where nobody comes or goes) and it'll soon decompose and turn into soil.
Scoop out some of this fertilizer and put it in your plants. They'll benefit from this natural compost.
-If you don't know how to start, you can simply buy some plants and advice from any gardener or plant shop and start it. It's EASY!
So that's all, folks! Since I am a new gardener I don't know much about it, so if you've got some information you're willing to share, please do. It's our job to make the earth more green. And there's one thing EVERYONE can do.Well, that's growing more trees! Something we all can do and so we should.
SO, HAPPY GARDENING!
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-First of all, If you don't have some earthy space or a garden, don't worry. You can easily grow plants in flower pots.
-For growing beans, place some damp cotton in a cup. Place 3-4 soaked beans inside. Put the cup on an open window sill. Spray the beans(with water)daily. After germination, transfer them into a flowerpot with soil. Water them daily.
- Seeds and Flowerpots are available from Plant shops or Exhibitions. Place them in a plant pot and grow them the usual way. Tomatoes are good to plant because they'll fruit soon.-Decorated flower pots will look great and plants will look beautiful in them. Like this <-----
-It's nice to grow flowers or fruit as you'll benefit from your plants too.
Scoop out some of this fertilizer and put it in your plants. They'll benefit from this natural compost.
-If you don't know how to start, you can simply buy some plants and advice from any gardener or plant shop and start it. It's EASY!
So that's all, folks! Since I am a new gardener I don't know much about it, so if you've got some information you're willing to share, please do. It's our job to make the earth more green. And there's one thing EVERYONE can do.Well, that's growing more trees! Something we all can do and so we should.
SO, HAPPY GARDENING!
Wow, this is a nice and helpful guide to gardening! It's always interesting to see the results after, as well! Having organic apples to salad to a nice bunch of plants in your garden. Animals (like birds) and insects can benefit from it too. I'm always excited about seeing fruits grow too. :D
ReplyDeleteYou're right. I recently got a book about gardening and there's lots of useful stuff in it.
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DeleteGrowing plants with your own hands give immense satisfaction. I'm extremely interested in making my own Kitchen Garden. But unfortunately could not arrange the soil. Though we have a garden but it is already occupied and there isn't much earthy space left for more plants. My mother had grown coriander and red chilies. Red chilies are so vibrant. We also have Custard Apple (Sharifa) plant in our garden.
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