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Organic vegetable gardening - grow your own safe, tasty, local vegetables

You will know, with organic vegetable gardening, your vegetables will be free from pesticides, grown locally to you, just picked and most importantly taste deliciously fresh.

The shop bought equivalent cannot match them for taste and freshness or even novelty shapes!

Are you worried about;

  • how shop bought veg were grown?
  • how they were transported?
  • their impact on the environment?
  • how long they have been in storage?
  • and wondered why they taste so little

Well now you can do something about it.

Grow your own organic vegetables

But, where do you start I hear you ask?

Well, you need to decide where and how you will grow your veg. and this depends on how much space and time you have;

  • limited space/ time: consider container gardening
  • space in your home garden or back yard
  • or need space and have the energy and time for an allotment
Of course you can grow vegetables the traditional way, but this can take much time and even more back ache so this web site discusses many labour saving techniques;

So, for the uninitiated ...

What is organic vegetable gardening?

Growing vegetables without the use of pesticides and artificial fertilizers.

Instead you rely on building and maintaining good natural soil fertility, crop rotation, green manure crops, good natural varietal resistance, combined with companion planting , inter-cropping and barrier methods for pest and disease management.

For you organic gardeners

This web site provides a host of information to help the organic grower, but please remember there are other gardeners who prefer the 'easy' way and resort to sprays, so forgive me as you will find the occasional reference for them else where in the site.

My techniques are 95% organic, as is my own vegetable garden, but where I draw the line are perennial weeds and slugs when I resort to using the most benign aids to maximise success.

The site is aimed at making life easier for all vegetable growers, so you will find guidance and advice to this intent through out.

More information on organic vegetable gardening


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