An organic garden provides you with a much healthier diet. Growing an organic garden does take some planning, though. Are you wondering where to start?

TIP! If you’re planning on gardening, carefully watch for stink bugs! You should be particularly careful during Autumn. They love to inhabit peppers, beans, tomatoes and all kinds of fruit varieties.

It is important that you give your plants the chance to gradually adjust to the change in temperature and conditions, or you risk shocking them. The first day you transfer your plants, you should only allow them to sit in direct sunlight for a few hours. Throughout the week, you should increase a little at a time how long you have them outside. By weeks end, you should have plants that are ready for a permanent home outside with no problem!

TIP! Try to ensure your plants are dry and have enough air, daily! If your plants are moist, this can attract disease and parasites. A common parasite found in the plant kingdom is fungi.

Use both annuals and biennials to add a splash of color to your flower beds. These fast growing flowers let you change how your flower bed looks season to season. They are useful for filling gaps in between shrubs and perennials in sunny areas. There are many flowers you can plant in these gaps. Try marigolds, petunias or sunflowers for a brighter garden.

TIP! Apply organic mulch generously around your vegetable plants. Mulch helps the soil surrounding the plants remain moister for a longer time.

Plant vines like ivy to cover fences and dividing walls. These types of plants can climb anything, which makes them perfect for covering up a wall or fence that needs to be hidden. It is possible to get them to grow in conjunction with trees and bushes already on the premises, or train them to drape over arbors. There are those that have to be fixed to a support, but others will find a surface to cling to all on their own through twining stems or tendrils. Honeysuckle and jasmine are very beautiful varieties of such climbers.

TIP! Purchase a wheelbarrow, and a kneeling stool to use in your garden. Working in the garden means you’ll be down on the ground a lot.

As stated from the above article, there is a good amount of effort, work and research involved when you begin growing an organic garden. Furthermore, you will only see your garden blossom with consistent tending. Keep the above advice at hand and you too can excel with organic horticulture.