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There can be many ways to take care of plants and I am going to share some with you:
1. First Step is to prefer those plants that are appropriate to your environment, rather than effort to re-engineer your environment to suit plants.
However, don't forget that almost every yard has sites warmer or colder, drier or wetter, or otherwise different than your average conditions, and some plants ill-suited to your general conditions may survive or thrive in these "micro environments."
2. Always preserve plant variety in your garden, both in space and in time.
Use vertical layering, companion planting, inter cropping, crop rotation and other diversification techniques.
3. Always take care of your soil and ion response it will take care of your plants.
4. Always maintain a good level of organic matter
5. You must know who your plants friends are and who your plants enemies are and how to identify them. Like Most earthworms, spiders, snakes, toads and birds and even many insects are friends, not enemies.
6. Always take care of your friends, even if they are creepy-crawlies, beware that you do not harm innocent insects.
7. Plants suitably acquire native or rare species in your garden. Do not plant violently persistent species that may escape and attack local ecosystems.
8. Always manage water shrewdly. Never use sodium-loaded softened water for irrigation.
9. Decrease the use of pesticides and fertilizers, both synthetic and natural.
1. First Step is to prefer those plants that are appropriate to your environment, rather than effort to re-engineer your environment to suit plants.
However, don't forget that almost every yard has sites warmer or colder, drier or wetter, or otherwise different than your average conditions, and some plants ill-suited to your general conditions may survive or thrive in these "micro environments."
2. Always preserve plant variety in your garden, both in space and in time.
Use vertical layering, companion planting, inter cropping, crop rotation and other diversification techniques.
3. Always take care of your soil and ion response it will take care of your plants.
4. Always maintain a good level of organic matter
5. You must know who your plants friends are and who your plants enemies are and how to identify them. Like Most earthworms, spiders, snakes, toads and birds and even many insects are friends, not enemies.
6. Always take care of your friends, even if they are creepy-crawlies, beware that you do not harm innocent insects.
7. Plants suitably acquire native or rare species in your garden. Do not plant violently persistent species that may escape and attack local ecosystems.
8. Always manage water shrewdly. Never use sodium-loaded softened water for irrigation.
9. Decrease the use of pesticides and fertilizers, both synthetic and natural.
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A landscaper friend of mine says look around the public areas of your town and see what professional landscapers are planting.Thats what will grow for you!
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