In general, it is easier to grow a garden in a sunny place. Most vegetables and fruits require at least six hours of direct sunlight every day. Gardening can take a lot of work and skill if you are looking for a beautiful garden. The real question, however, is how you can start a garden as a beginner??
If you want to use fertilizer, use an organic one to add nitrogen, phosphate and potash . I would also like to say that you have to make sure that your plants attract useful insects. Insects such as ladybugs, dirty beetles and green tip wings hunt and eat harmful insects. Many gardeners use pesticides to get rid of pests, but these chemicals also kill good insects. In my opinion, using useful insects is the best and safest way to have a pest-free garden.
Remember that it is important to use high quality seeds to ensure that you get higher yields when it comes to harvest time. It may be necessary for certain crops such as brassic and salad as well as fruits. We may have to catch them to protect them from birds. These can remove the top of your seedlings at times when food sources can be scarce. I saw how many gardeners turned sky blue and yelled at the birds because they had destroyed their newly planted garden.
The USDA has tracked the “hardness” zones for each area of the country and told you what type of plants are best suited to your area and at what time of year. One of garden.org, you can enter your zip code so that it is completely foolproof. My area in western Washington, for example, is “8b”: online gardeners Dill and Gurkenkraut may add these numbers to their profiles so that their followers understand their harvest. If you want a super fast return to your garden, it is best to focus on plants whose main reward is their leaves, such as salad and herbs. Burke compared it to a race: if the fruits are a marathon, the leaves are 5 km.
Our garden includes tomatoes, potatoes, pumpkin, zucchini, okra, radish, onions, jelly, cucumber, corn, peppers and green beans. Think of bees, butterflies, tachinid flies, ladybugs and more! For most edible plants, you want to water the soil: fetching water from all leaves is not useful and can contribute to more diseases. You want to make sure you water enough, but not too much. If you are not sure what you want to plant, Hammond says that the best starting point is his kitchen.