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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on how to plant a flower garden Paper must be at least 250 words. Please, no plagiarized work!
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on how to plant a flower garden Paper must be at least 250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Planting a flower garden is much like creating a work of art. With some creativity, practice and labor, you can create something beautiful that can be enjoyed for years to come or for a single season.
The first step in planting a flower garden is planning. You must choose a site that is suitable for the types of flowers you want to grow. Decide what you want to grow and then find out how much sunlight and water those flowers need. Some flowers enjoy full sunlight while others enjoy a little shade. Once the site is chosen you will need to test the soil to be sure you have all of the proper nutrients for your flowers. There are many ways to build-up your soil. Some gardeners today are choosing to use organic additives such as seaweed, compost and gypsum (Hamilton, 1993). Others still use convenient chemical fertilizers. Work your soil additives into the spot you have chosen for your garden. Now the fun part begins!
After you have prepared your garden, travel to a nursery or seed shop to buy your plants and seeds. You must have an idea of what your plants will look like when blooming. Think like an artist! Choose flowers that have colors that will complement one another. Also, choose flowers that will not block the view to other parts of the garden. You want to put low growers towards the front and taller flowers in the back.
Finally, bring your treasures home from the nursery and get dirty. Follow the instruction on the seed packet or plant box. Use a small trowel to work the soil as you plant. Putting living things in the soil and watching them grow is very rewarding. If you follow this plan, you will have a flower garden full of beautiful blooms.
Works Cited
Hamilton, G. (1993). The Organic Garden Book. London: Dorling Kindersley.
