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Plants and trees have a strange away of consoling us that everything is going to be fine. Don't you feel at ease while taking a walk through a park or a forest? How good does an evening walk through a garden filled with flowers that shine in the golden light feel? There is no comparison to the fresh breeze that wheeze past the leaves. With all the time at hand, you can use it to grow a home garden. Moreover, this hobby will keep you busy, give you a workout and make you go outside without any fear. Here are some gardening tips that you can use to start right off the bat. Tips To Start Your Garden Gardening is more than just planting trees. You need to keep in mind all the process that comes with the hard work of maintaining. Keep in mind the kind of plants you want to grow. Whether you want micro veggies for the kitchen garden, succulents to charm your living space, food produce in an orchard or if you want floral haven to walk in, choose your plants well. Moreover, start with small and then move to bigger gardens. Choose your seasonal plants No matter how many plants you get and plant, weather and season plays a big part in how fruitfully they grow. One of the most important gardening tip is to choose them according to the climate of where you stay. You can also grow them seasonally. Furthermore, it is important to do your research to know the kind of climate your plant requires. Flowering plants like Marigold and Cornflower are annual while Bamboo and Boungainvilla have tropical origins. Snowdrops and pansies grow well in the winters. Make sure if you give humidity to the plants that require it and shade those which grow in the cold. Location of a plant is important Just like seasonal plants, it is important to understand where should you position your plants for them to grow the best. Some require direct sunlight, some require the shade and some others need both of them in equal amounts. While buying the plant of your choice, go through the guidelines of what it requires, for indoor and outdoor plants. Furthermore, one very helpful gardening tip is that you can have a trolley or wheels under your pots. That way, you can move them around when a certain spot doesn't get as much sunlight as you expected. Go organic for healthy produce Like we mentioned, growing a garden is hard work and dedication. Consider each plant your baby and that requires proper nutrients. If you expect results in healthier bloom then go organic. Mix up your peels and waste to make organic manure. Further on, they not only give you a content result but also are good for the environment. Do remember to pour fertilisers according to how much they need. Outdoor plants will need more than indoor ones. Plants that are grown chemically also prone to disease and become weak too! Do remember that the secret to healthy plants is the soil quality and not fertilisers. With a small space, our gardening tip is also to remove weeds by hand. Cultivating and deep hoeing brings the weed onto the soil surface and fastens their growth. Give adequate water Water is an essential part of photosynthesis. When growing a garden, remember the feasibility with which you can water your plants. The water requirement varies from plant to plant. Outdoor plants need more water than indoor plants and succulents. Moreover, one major gardening tip is to avoid wetting the leaves. That leads to a plant moulding and rotting. Also be a on a lookout for yellow leaves which indicate that the plant is receiving more water than usual. Give adequate light and keep them clean As mentioned about light and shade that plants require, it goes equally for indoor and outdoor plants. While you can move around your outdoor plants under the sunlight, indoor plants or creepers may not have that luxury. Hence, for that make sure that the light they are receiving is dust-free. Do not keep them under direct sunlight of hot summers and in shade in the winters. Furthermore, do clean dusty windows and keep your plants away from heaters. You can also clean the leaves with a wet and warm rag to keep pests away. Get some plants that will thrive both indoors and outdoors Various plants thrive both in warm and cold temperatures. hence, they can be used as indoor as well as outdoor plants. That makes it easy for you to move them around according to your convenience. For a gardening beginner, convenience plays a big role. Boxwood and Begonias does well in the shade as a scrub but inside they like partial sunlight. Carra Lily is an outdoor plant but in cold zones, they can become house plants in the winters. Trim and prune your plants Trimming and pruning the plants are important steps when it comes to gardening. With fewer leaves to spray your water on, pruning allows proper air circulation in plants. Thus, it leads to healthier growth. Moreover, prune away the branches that run over or cross other branches. Remove the inward-facing nodes near a bud and prune 1/4th above the bud, sloping down and away from it. As a bonus, we suggest growing your seeds indoors and then moving them outdoors. Just like babies, they need lesser ingredients and more care for their growth. For a healthy and happy garden, plant those plants which make you the happiest, In the end, your garden is your personal space to thrive in. You can also create DIY pots and stands to make give it a personal touch. Add All The Activities To Your Wishlist And Stay on Track! Download Woovly Now! On another note, Woovly requests the countrymen to stay inside their houses and follow the guidelines issued by the government. In these times of need, please help the needy and do whatever is under your capabilities to help the country. Wish it > Do it > Woovly

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