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How to Start a Garden: some Easy Steps for Beginners

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Introduction


Gardening is one of the most fulfilling hobbies, even if you have a small yard. Following a set of guidelines can create a bright garden. This tutorial will give you a great idea to create a garden and make it shine like a beautiful bright star. We will provide the secrets of beautifying the garden in this article. Will describe the different types of garden and inform about them.


Planning to light up your garden:


Planning your garden lighting is one of the key points. Only through planning can you succeed in making your garden lush and green. Planning can make it easier to grow your garden and take care of its specific needs.


Location and climate: It's also important to understand the climate, soil and amount of sunlight where you're working to light and grow your garden.


Sunlight Requirement: Depending on the prevailing temperature, usually every vegetable and plant needs 6 to 8 hours of sunlight which is necessary for each plant to grow and turn green.


Identification of soil: You should judge by the quality of the soil as loose and well-drained soil is ideal for plants and vegetables. But you can use compost to improve the quality of the soil so that the production of plants and vegetables can be improved.


Determination of climate: Be aware of strong winds or dust in your area as this will give you information on what types of plants you can plant here to avoid weather patterns.


Choosing the best plantss


Check the types of plants you want to grow based on your location. Are you deciding on vegetable and flower gardens or a combination of the two? It is important to consider the following points when making plant selections.


Seasonal Plants: Some plants grow according to their seasonal climate which is very important to understand. Some plants grow in autumn, some plants in spring and some plants in winter, so it is very important to recognize and act on plant information.


A companion planting: Some plants thrive together, for example basil and tomatoes thrive together, while some flowers help repel insects from your vegetables.


Garden Area: If you have enough space, consider growing plants vertically, such as tomatoes, beans, eggplants, etc.


Soil Identification and Modifications:


It is best practice to test your soil to determine its fertility. You can send it to your local extension office as a soil sample. Most plants grow and thrive in neutral soil with a pH of 6 or 7. Did you also know? Some plants thrive in acidic soil, for example blueberries.


Deficiency of soil fertility: Most of the time every soil has very little moisture so it is amended by using compost or different leaf mold which plays an important role in water retention and improving the moisture content.


Tilling and Mulching: Once the soil is ready, you may need to break up the compacted areas and aerate the soil, but over-tilling can also damage the soil structure, so it's best to do it sparingly. .

It is best to add a layer of mulch to cool the soil and retain moisture. Organic mulches and shredded leaves will also break down on their own and enrich the soil.


Planting your garden: When your soil is ready, that's when you start planting, even if you start seeding in batches. But there are some guidelines to follow.


Direct Buoyancy: Carrots, Peas, Beans These thrive when sown directly between them. Seed packets should be applied at regular intervals and depth recommendations should be followed.


Transplanting: Other types of plants such as tomatoes, peppers and herbs are best transplanted when they are started indoors and when they are strong enough to be transplanted when they are moved elsewhere. If you go, it should be done carefully and gently to avoid damage.


Determination of plant spacing and depth:


While planting, plant the plants as per the depth requirement and space them a few steps apart so that it can grow profusely like the Sarbs color. They should be protected from crowding or poor air circulation to prevent disease and growth retardation.

If you want to plant the plants in rows for a brighter look, make sure to space them out so that they are easily accessible when watering or pruning.


Water and Fertilize: Healthy plants should be given adequate water and fertilizer is also very important, but giving both at the right time can cause problems for the plants.


Watering orders:


Frequency: Most gardens are watered once a week, but you should water 1/2 inch in the morning and evening to protect your plants from disease and reduce evaporation. Watering early in the morning helps plants grow quickly and produce the best green color.


Procedure: When you water the plants, never water the leaves as this encourages fungal growth, so it is important to water the soil around the plants.


Mulching: The soil around the plants should be lightly cut and then watered to keep the soil moist and the plants to get their best shape.


Fertilizing plants: Plants need nutrients to grow, so fertilizers like nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus should be given, which play an important role in growing plants with health and growth.

If you want the best results for your plants, use a water soluble fertilizer but remember if you use too much of it, it can be very harmful as it burns the nutrients completely, so depending on the soil. And should be given as needed.


Garden Care: Once your garden is growing, it should be cared for regularly.


Eliminating Pest Control: Weeds drain nutrients from your plants, so regular weeding and mulching can suppress weeds before they establish deep roots.


Pest control: Do daily maintenance to protect your garden from pests. Use neem oil to protect your plants from pests like aphids, slugs or caterpillars as it plays an important role in preventing pests. If more is needed, make sure to follow the doctor's recommendations on insect repellent spray at the last stage.


Pruning and supporting plants: Some plants like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers need support as they grow tall, so use a trellis or upright to keep them upright and protect them from the weather.

Prune the plants to remove dead or diseased leaves and allow for air access. So that the plants get air which enables them to grow towards the best yield.


When should you harvest?


Vegetables: Vegetables should be harvested when they are ripe in terms of quality and color. Harvest vegetables before they are ripe.


Herbs: To produce more new herbs, it is important to cut them regularly to increase their growth. Harvest herbs in the morning when their essential oils are concentrated.


Flowers: So if you plant flowers, they look like deadhead spent blooms to encourage and look fresh.


How is post-harvest care?


There are also some crops that benefit from processing immediately after harvest. For example, fruits are usually placed on the windowsill to ripen.


Conclusion:


By following these instructions, you can keep your plants and vegetable production on the path to excellence and growth. This article will guide you through the basics of plant growing, pest control, water and fertilizer usage, climate and temperature for grow

ing, and instructions from basic plant methods to the final step of creating a successful garden. And the amendments are described.


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