Aren’t all gardeners green? Not entirely. To be a fully green gardener, you need to consider the effect your gardening choices have on the environment around you and minimize negative impacts where possible. This goes a long way in helping both humans and wildlife alike.
Avoiding pesticides or conserving resources, such as water, may seem like a small thing but with millions of gardens across the country, the positive impacts are enormous. This section includes some incredibly beneficial actions you can take to create an environmentally friendly garden.
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Going OrganicWhether you apply one or many organic ideas in your garden, find out how easy and beneficial it can be for you, our communities and wildlife. |
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Water Saving TipsDiscover the many benefits of conserving water and how to incorporate some ideas in your garden practices. |
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Compost and Other Natural FertilizersLearn why compost and other natural soil amendments and fertilizers are great for you, your garden and wildlife. You'll also find out how to make and use them at home. |
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MulchMulch is often used for looks, but its benefits are far reaching. Learn how they can help you and which ones may suit your garden needs best. |
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Soil CareWhile all these green gardening practices help the soil and the organisms that keep it healty, this section expands upon this subject to help you with your gardening experience. |
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Companion PlantingRead about this age-old practice of pairing plants to maximize nutrients in small spaces and keep plants safe from potential pests. |
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Green Lawn CareGet ideas for greener lawn care including an easy way to help your lawn get free nutrients. |
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