Bountiful Crops from your Vegetable Garden Planting

Bountiful Crops from your Vegetable Garden Planting

Article by Paul A Jay

Relevant Topic……Saving Money

Subject

You can grow fresh organic food in amazing quantities, in any soil. You can do it more efficiently than conventional gardening, with less effort, and you don’t have to dig or heave heavy loads.

When you study the natural ecosystem, it shows why we could, and should do our vegetable garden planting in a more environmentally and ecologically friendly way. Mother nature has been looking after the planet in this way for millions of years.

If we are to make a difference to our planet, live economically and improve our lives we need to take positive action now. Look, growing our own abundant quality healthy organic food, in this way, will help us save money, become healthier, while looking after the planet.

The biggest challenge is convincing our traditional gardeners. It should not be, as gardening in this manner, is not only enjoyable but less time consuming. With a little planning and the ability to break away from the garden stereotype, you can become a hunter gatherer in your garden, harvesting the likes of your perennial lettuce and spinach beet and broccoli, year after year without the effort of spring planting.

Saving Money

Variable, because of the size of your family, you can save a considerable amount of money per year, growing your own vegetables. Once established you will be able to continue harvesting abundant quality food without spending much, if any money to keep your vegetable garden full of lush green foliage. The only modest down side is the cost of establishing your vegetable garden. You may have access to some of the raw materials for free, or you may have to buy them.

Your starting costs are a border for your plot,(timber or commercially produced plastic garden borders sold in hardware stores), hay, rich organic fertilizer, lucerne hay, a few plants and seed. Compost and newspaper should be free.

Imagine how much time you will save not needing to pop down to the shops to buy fresh food. We are all aware that the price of quality food is always on the increase. Your plot will give it to you in bucketfuls, absolutely free.You have a vegetable garden dense with fresh produce,when a plant is removed for eating, the small empty space that is left is quickly covered with compost. There is little left to do. You do not pay for your compost. You create your own. You do not pay for fertilizer. Your compost is a soil conditioner and contains beneficial soil organisms which are critical for soil fertility. You do not pay for pesticides. The make-up style of your plot makes it very difficult for pests to see and smell their target. The cost of your plant and seed bill diminishes over time. There is an initial expense in purchasing these, but as your plot develops, your cost diminishes.Your vegetable garden planting requires less watering. The nature of this formation means the plot creates an ideal environment for humid conditions.

You will have established an easy vegetable garden planting method for you to be able to harvest and enjoy quality healthy organic food every single day for free, saving yourself 00’s each and every year. Remember, you don’t have to buy fertilizers, pesticides, when established possibly not even seeds or plants,and it requires less watering.

Grow and enjoy your Harvest

Paul A Jay

About the Author

The author of this article is Paul A Jay. Paul was raised on a farm, and remembers many of the problems associated with growing vegetables.He has researched many methods and is passing on to others this garden experience that thousands of others have successfully implemented. This experience provides a garden so full of plants,it doesn’t look like anything you have ever seen before ,every possible space is filled with lush,healthy foliage,and everything is edible. Visit http://vegetablegardenplanting.org now to gain the same knowledge and experience.

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