Having and maintaining an organic garden may sound difficult to you, but it is not so. Our ancestors used to do farming without the use of any man-made substances. But today we have become much dependent on chemicals for all our needs.

Switching to organic garden is a great option. It is eco-friendly and also good for our health. It protects our children and pets from the harmful effects of chemicals. The natural organic garden uses everything natural i.e. pesticides, fertilizers, seeds etc. In an organic garden you have to make maximum utilization of natural resources.

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If you are health conscious as well as environment conscious, you must have heard about organic pesticides. Today many farms have started using organic pesticides to overcome the ill effects of chemical pesticides. Chemical pesticides are harmful for both the environment and our health.  Chemical fertilizers leach into the soil and enter the water bodies. Thus, they pollute both land and water. These pesticides are non-biodegradable. They enter food chain causing adverse effects.

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