Growing your very own organic garden means that you can eat fresher, healthier fruits and vegetables. It can also help reduce the quantity of pesticides and toxins in the environment. Buying your fruits and vegetables in the supermarket can get pretty expensive, in comparison to growing them at home. You can create an organic, sustainable and eco-friendly garden by considering the following tips below:
1. Choose The Right Site
Consider using how much space you are going to need in your garden, with a rough budget on how much you want to spend on fruits and vegetables over a certain period of time. For a small garden, you can use containers to grow you fruit and vegetables, and pots and boxes to grow your herbs. For larger gardens, it is always bet to start focusing on a small area. 2. Make a Compost Pile
Using the right compost mixture is an important element when developing an enriched organic soil. You can create your very own compost mixture, some of which are already in your garden. For example, add in fallen leaves, grass clippings and weeds in your mixture to get the best out of your soil. 3. Use The Right Soil
Add as much organic material as possible to your soil, to maintain the best moisture. By doing this, it can help nourish your plants without using any chemical fertilisers, keeping them more natural. The soil will also consist of a softer texture, making the plants to penetrate more easily and deeply. Adding earthworms to your soil, since their worm castings act as a great natural fertiliser, rich in nutrients. 4. Control Weeds
It is important to control your weeds in a natural, organic way. Using a hoe is a great way to get rid of weeds, since it is sharp and a much easily way to keep the weeds down. Carefully pouring boiling water over weeds is also a great way to kill them. <nbsp; 
