USA FREE SHIPPING

Search
Close this search box.
Growing Life Organic

10 Tips How To Become Good Gardener

Chappy the gardener is a well-known gardening expert who has been sharing his tips and tricks with green thumbs for years. In his latest book, 10 Tips How To Become Good Gardener, Chappy reveals his top tips for becoming a successful gardener.

gardening can be a rewarding experience, with the right tips and plans.

Here are 10 tips to help you become a good gardener:

Indoor Herb Garden Starter Kit, 10 Gardening Seed Pack with Plant Markers

Tips Menu

Start with a plan

Organize your thoughts and come up with a garden plan before you start planting. this will help you stay on track and make sure your garden is growing the way you planned.

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

You love your garden. You've poured your blood, sweat and tears into making it a beautiful oasis. But lately, something's been off. The blooms aren't as vibrant, the leaves are wilting... what's going on?

Get creative

There’s no need to stick to traditional plant types when you can experiment with new varieties or combinations of plants that appeal to you. This will add an element of surprise to your garden.

51" Patio Park Garden Outdoor Bench
51" Patio Park Garden Outdoor Bench

Take care of the soil

The quality of the soil where you are planting is important. If it s compacted or full of rocks, it will be hard to keep your plants healthy and strong.

Add compost and manure to the soil

Compost and manure provide the nutrients plants need when they are young and growing. They also provide a great boost when your garden is mature, helping it to resist disease and insects.

grasshopper In Garden
Most Common Garden Pests

Give plants plenty of water

Plants need plenty of water to survive. The amount of water they need depends on the type of plant, the climate, and the time of year. In general, plants need more water in the summer than in the winter.

Water is essential for photosynthesis, which is how plants produce food. Plants also use water to cool themselves down. If a plant doesn’t have enough water, it will wilt and die.

You can help plants get enough water by watering them regularly, especially when it’s hot or dry outside. You can also water plants with a hose or sprinkler. Be sure to avoid getting the leaves wet, as this can lead to fungal diseases.

Garden Drip Irrigation Device
Garden Drip Irrigation Device

Watch out for pests and diseases

The right plant combinations can be a great help to prevent these problems from happening.

cow manure
How To Use Cow Manure

Know the rules about weeds, disease and pests

Some plants are more prone to pests and diseases than others. It is important to know the signs of pests or diseases attacking your plants and what you can do to remedy the situation. Weeds can also be a nuisance in the garden. Knowing the rules about weeds, disease, and pests will help you keep your garden looking its best.

LED Solar Garden Lights Outdoor Solar Powered Lamp
LED Solar Garden Lights Outdoor Solar Powered Lamp

Control weeds with tools or organic ways

Weeds are an inevitable part of any garden, but they don’t have to take over. There are a number of ways to control weeds using either tools or organic methods. Hand pulling is one of the oldest and simplest methods, and it’s still one of the most effective.

For large areas, a hoe can be used to chop down weeds before they have a chance to grow.

Mulching is another effective way to keep weeds at bay; it smothers weed seeds and prevents them from getting the sunlight they need to grow.

Finally, there are a number of organic herbicides that can be used to kill weeds without harming plants or the environment.

Work With The Soil Not Against

Make sure you're planting in the right place

When it comes to gardening, proper planting is essential for a successful growing season. One of the biggest mistakes gardeners make is planting in the wrong place. Here are a few tips to help make sure you’re planting in the right spot:

1. Make sure your plants have plenty of room to grow. Check the height and width of the plant before you purchase it, and make sure there is enough room for it to grow in your garden.

2. Choose plants that will thrive in your climate. Some plants fare better in colder climates, while others do better in warmer climates. Make sure you choose plants that will thrive in your specific climate zone.

3. Know your soil type. Not all plants do well in all types of soil.

Bio Nature Compost
Types Of Organic Fertilizers

Make a plan and plant according to it

One of the best things about gardening is that it can be done on a budget. You don’t need to have a lot of money to have a beautiful garden. You just need to plan ahead and be creative. One way to save money is by planting vegetables and fruits that you can eat yourself.

Another way to save money is by planting in containers. Here are some tips on how to do both:

When planting vegetables, choose plants that are native to your region. This will help them thrive and produce more food. Also, consider planting vegetables that take up a lot of space, like tomatoes and cucumbers, in containers.

When planting fruits, choose plants that are well suited for your climate. For example, citrus fruits do well in warm climates, while apples and pears do well in colder climates. Another option is to plant fruit trees in containers.

climbing plant support frame
How to Make a Climbing Plant Frame

In conclusion, following these ten tips can help you become a better gardener. Gardening can be a fun and rewarding hobby, and with a little practice, you can start seeing the fruits of your labor. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments below.

Thanks for reading!

Chappy's Menu

Helps Us Grow – Share If You Like

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Reddit
WhatsApp

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Warning: our daily gardening tips may cause extreme joy and satisfaction when you see your garden flourish. Sign up at your own risk!