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By Kate
 on January 28, 2016

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Encourage wildlife into the garden

By Kate
 on March 26, 2014

As mentioned all the way through, a diverse garden, humming and buzzing with life is a pleasure and a privilege to be in. By avoiding pesticides and herbicides, growing companion plants and nectar rich wildlife attractant species,

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In categories Organic Gardening

Using recycled or renewable resources

By Kate
 on March 25, 2014

Look at where you are getting your materials from, avoid wood that is not FSC standard, and recycle wherever possible.

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In categories Organic Gardening

Crop rotation

By Kate
 on March 24, 2014

This is an important part of organic gardening, for the health of the soil and your vegetable crops.
Each crop has certain needs and if left in the same space each year will quickly deplete the soil, it also can quickly encourage a build up of pests.

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In categories Organic Gardening

Seed saving

By Kate
 on March 23, 2014

This is a great activity and makes so much sense financially, for enjoyment and for the resilience of your garden.

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In categories Organic Gardening
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