Organic gardening is the scholarship of flourishing musical plants, flowers, vegetables and fruit regulating the manners of organic agriculture. It is a method of rejuvenating the soil by correct revolution of crop, regulating pesticides that are not chemicals, and tying the use of synthesised chemicals as pesticides, and growth regulators. Organic gardening is the process of cultivating without regulating chemicals to get evident productivity. There are many ways to deal with the pests in an organic garden:
1. Conforming to an authorised grade of damage due to pests
2. Ensuring that there are predators that will devour the pests without harming the garden.
3. Encouraging micro organisms that will benefit the garden.
4. Selecting the right plant and selecting varieties that are resistant to diseases.
5. Growing plants that will impede or confuse the pests.
6. Saving the garden during the emigration durations of pests by regulating row covers.
7. Rotating the crops to different locations annually to impede the facsimile cycle of the pests.
8. Monitor and control the race of insects by regulating insect traps.
Some of the benefits that may be got by implementing the above are:
1. Soil alleviation and protection
2. Good fertilization
3. Pollination
4. Conservation of water
5. Season extension
Some of the techniques adopted in organic farming are:
1. Aquaponics: the gardening of plants and nautical animals in an sourroundings that is constantly in recirculation.
2. Companion Planting: the process of planting different crops close to each other so that they will be able to help one another in their growth.
3. Intercropping: a method of cultivating two different crops in the same place at the same time.
4. Multiple Cropping: is the process of flourishing two or some-more crops of the same deteriorate at the same time and is a form of polyculture.
5. No Dig Gardening: is the method of flourishing the garden without digging the soil as you do so may decrease the life of the soil.
Pollination Management: is a method to increase the pollination of a crop and improve the crop yield.