What does sustainable gardening mean?
Use organic methods. Address troubles in your garden that include treating garden pests, plant diseases, and fertilizers.
Apply mulch. Mulching is a great way to save water and keep weeds out of your garden.
Practice water conversation. Make a DIY rain barrel or include drought tolerate plants in your garden.
Plant a tree. Not only are they beautiful focal points in your landscape, they absorb CO2 and give off oxygen. Trees can also provide food that can be grown and jarred for use in the winter.
Plant natives. Zones 3 and 4 in Minnesota offer a variety of beautiful native plants for your garden.
Feed our pollinators . Our pollinators; butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds remain at risk and will continue to have priority in 2021. They are a critical part of the pollinator-plant ecosystem. The main threats facing pollinators are habitat loss because native vegetation being replaced by roadways, crop fields and non-native gardens. Pollinators are losing the food and nesting sites that are necessary for their survival. We are all encouraged to plant a pollinator garden to help our precious friends.
Marisa’s Garden is excited for our season to officially start! We welcome any questions on 2021 garden trends and how to best service your garden needs.
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