how to build organic garden?

Answer 1

The right dirt is 1/3 sand, 1/3 clay, and 1/3 silt. Thereabouts.
That kind of dirt is considered loamy and good garden soil.

Once you have a good population of worms going, the mechanical tilling stops. It's to hard on the worms. But with the right soil condition, weeds are not a hassle. Neither is compaction so you can handle the working chores easily with hand tools.

To keep the silt part of the soil up, you'll need to get good at composting, keeping worms going and healthy, and be devoted to the idea of keeping an organic garden. It's worth the effort.

Answer 2

Choose where to plant your garden. Ideally you want an area that will get plenty of light and be protected from the wind.

How big do you want your plot to be? Don't start off too big - you want to enjoy your gardening not resent how time consuming it can quickly become if you start off too grand!

Draw a scale plan of your gardening area and work out how much of each crop your going to use and where to plant them. Think "groups" rather than rows as they are more productive and easier to attend to.

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Answer 3

All gardens are organic.

Answer 4

yummmmmm just shootin this idea out there but i would say to build and organic garden you just make a garden WITHOUT PESTICIDES!