Organic gardening isn't more complex, time-consuming, or expensive—it's ecologically responsible with equal results. Easy tips to reduce poisons on planet and plate.
Choose pest/disease-resistant varieties. Rotate crops—prevents pest buildup AND adds soil fertility.
Physical barriers/traps work: chicken wire for cats/squirrels, beer saucers for slugs (they die happy), cardboard/carpet collars for cutworms.
Cloches from cut soda bottles protect seedlings from cutworms, slugs, caterpillars AND provide early warmth. Leave cap off for airflow. Plant colorful flowers among vegetables to attract aphid-eating ladybugs and butterflies.
Wasn't that easy?
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