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While wandering around my garden, I think of the recent rains sent from heaven, the restoration of my hopes and my flowers. I live in a cold temperate zone, due to the effects of 16 years of drought and climate change, our region is far from the average rainfall. If you own a rain gauge, you may also be pleased to totals, after soaking rains, especially after a drought. So why do we look to the gardener in the sky threatening cumulonimbus storm heads, and with a desire to learn to recognize other rain-bearing clouds? I suggest it could be: * To dance in the rain, or jump puddles * fill buckets or tubs of rainwater * Listen to the frogs in ponds and wetlands * Marvel rain drops in our fruits and vegetables breathe a sigh * relief, and make watering Another good reason to get excited rain cloud is the potential value of a millimeter, or in certain parts of the world, elevated the life giving water. Every rain cloud has to have the potential to provide hundreds of gallons of water. Water plays an important role in organic gardening, the milieu in which nutrients are transported to the roots. The water is nutrient-like 'nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium *, trace elements and minerals * available and accessible to all plant life. It is in these moist soil microbial activity that can convert organic matter, nutrients and fertilizers in the ways that plant roots can absorb. You've probably loosened the soil with a garden fork and turned to him, roofers and larvae. If you have worms in your compost or garden beds, is good news! The worms are useful for ventilation, oxygenation, and break down organic material in bacteria and fungi in soils. I'm fascinated by the culture of roses, perennials, annuals, native plants and trees, fruit trees, herbs and vegies. Therefore, as more and more tasty plants, food for their families is essential to use organic methods of cultivation. Now to get the best results and increase the quality and maintain a good production of flowers and flowering plants, must flow from the base. By organic I mean: * There are no chemicals, pesticides, toxic waste because they contain poisons harmful to beneficial insects, and human consumption. * No chemical fertilizers, which can inhibit microbial activity and worms are toxic to humans and soil. * Only organic fertilizer, or dry powder or granules and liquid formulations, which makes them easily accessible to plants. * If you do not have space for a composting system, you can buy a good quality compost made. * Compost should contain remains of fruits and vegetables, shredded newspapers, the wet coal, grass and leaves. If you have a garden created, it is not too late to improve your soil. By gently loosen the soil under the drip line of the dome of the plant, adding humus or compost, liquid fertilizer and decompose slowly dry mulching sweet as alfalfa hay and pea straw. Soon, you will notice a big difference in the health of your plants, and a large number of flowers, fruits and vegetables to be enjoyed by everyone!
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