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Making Your Garden Work - Tips For New Gardeners


There is a lot of information you must learn before taking your garden and turning it into a masterpiece. There is much fun and much work involved in gardening. Try these hints to bring the fun out in gardening.

Use a mixture of 1 part ammonia to 4 parts water to spray on snails. Both ingredients are safe for any type of plant you may be growing in your garden. You will, however, prevent snails from causing future harm to your garden. Add this mixture to your everyday gardening routine, and you will see amazing results in no time.

If your garden space is limited, opt for a fruit-bearing dwarf tree. City gardens tend to be rather confined, so planting dwarf fruit trees can really enhance the appearance, and quality of your garden. Don't expect your trees to start bearing their full sized fruit until about 3 to 5 years from the time you plant them. Introduce a dormant tree to its new habitat in the early spring and make sure it is watered well.

Ammonia mixed with water makes an effective snail spray. You will not damage your plants with the ammonia, and it will also produce nitrogen. It will kill the snails, though, and prevent them from damaging your plants. You can use this mixture every day.

To make an interesting English garden, mix various plants and plant heights in the same bed. Using plants of all the same kind or size, can result in a boring, and unoriginal garden.

Consider using a chicken tractor to fertilize your future garden area. A chicken tractor means a moveable chicken coop that has an open floor, as well as a sheltered area. The chickens are able to feast on the bugs and vegetation as they deposit fertilizer. All you have to do is move the chicken tractor to a new area when it is done with one area.

If you have a cut on your hand, take the time to make sure it is either healed or completely covered before you put your hands in the soil. A cut may become badly infected if it's exposed to a lot of dirt or grime when you garden. It is possible now to get bandages that will completely seal the cut.

While working in your garden during the fall season, watch out for those stink bugs! Stinkbugs are most prevalent on tomatoes, beans and peppers. If not managed well, they can wreak havoc on your garden.

You can attract the insects you need by planting heather. Bees love heather, and when the heather blooms in early spring, it provides a good nectar source for them. Beds of heather are largely undisturbed and make a perfect living space for spiders, beetles and a variety of other beneficial tenants. Because of this, you might want to invest in a good pair of gardening gloves for the times when you need to prune it.

Regardless of whether you are going to garden for social reasons or personal reasons, you can benefit from these helpful hints and tips. By implementing some of the tips mentioned previously, you can introduce the delights of gardening to family members, have fun gardening with friends, or simply enjoy it by yourself.



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