You will, when planning and building your new organic

 garden, be in a position to stamp your own creative imprint

onto its layout. It will be YOUR Organic Garden.

We have lots of information about garden planning, layouts, crop rotation and companion planting in our Newsletters.

They can all be incorporated into your own unique design and add interest and creativity to your garden.

"Organic Liquid Fertilizers"

     Organic Gardening is growing in popularity at a very fast rate in most of the developed world.

People are becoming much more aware of ecological matters.

Sustainable resources are becoming more important each year, and, wherever possible, being used instead of man made products.

Organic gardening is an ideal place to use sustainable and re-cycleable material and benefit from the end product!                

You can start an Organic Garden with any

patch of ground you have available!

Why not Experiment with Organic Gardening?

Make a couple of organic beds to start with, they don't need to be large.

Grow something easy and quick such as green vegetables and salads then taste the difference from store bought produce.

 If you have a larger garden you will obviously be able to grow a much wider and greater range of produce.

But this is not essential. It doesn't have to be a large garden.

Some very successful Organic Gardens are constructed by people who only use pots, tubs and boxes.

Gardening is particularly therapeutic for disabled  people.

It is very relaxing and provides an absorbing interest.

It is practical and adaptable as a considerable amount of heavy work can be avoided with Ecological Organic Gardening.

Special Gardening Tools are now available for disabled gardeners.

The easiest and most valuable eco friendly way is to utilise Nature's Free Range of Products and Facilities in the way they are meant to be used.

The knowledge and information required to anyone who wishes to start, develop or improve an Organic Garden is available on this website and in our Newsletters and Blogs.

Just a few of the resources supplied by nature are as follows:-

Soil Management, Manures, Compost,

Weed and Pest Control, Disease and Insect Control.

Planting and Growing, Crop Rotation.

Your garden can be wholly organic, not just for fruit, vegetables and flowers. Lawns, shrubs, hedges and trees can also be organically grown.

It can also be made to encourage creatures which control pests without having to resort to chemicals, insecticides and other environmentally hazardous products and man-made compounds.