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Now the time has come for one of the exciting parts for the new gardener - actually planting the first seeds. But it is not as easy as throwing seeds everywhere, sprinkling them with water and hoping for the best.You may of course decide to buy part-grown plants from your local garden centre. That might sound like a tempting short cut to gardening success however if you want to be a true organic gardener taking the part-grown route may jeopardise your environmental principles straight away as you cannot be certain that the plants you have bought have been grown organically. For that reason it is suggested that you start your organic gardening adventure by using only seeds and developing them from there in your garden.Plan out the types of things you want to grow. Do a little research before going to buy the seeds you want to plant. Different types of seeds require different planting, care and cultivation considerations so be sure that you follow such requirements right from planting because if you do not plant right you are giving yourself and your garden an immediate handicap. With proper planting and care you can have a flourishing garden together with the proud satisfaction that you did it all yourself and did it all right.Do not plant too deeply. Bury seeds in the soil too deep and they will never grow. Cover them with just enough soil so they can grow and break through the surface and develop from there. Some seeds do not need a soil covering at all. You can sprinkle them directly on to your nice, fine organically prepared topsoil and they'll be happy.For seeds which do need properly planting in the soil you may need to dig a small row which is just deep enough for the seeds to germinate in When planting your seeds put them in to each row evenly spaced to give them room to develop and also give yourself enough room to easily remove any weeds which appear. Place small markers in the soil as a reminder to yourself what you have planted and where.After initial planting then water your garden and tend to it carefully remembering to use only natural fertilisers and compost as you are of course an organic gardener. Before too long you will start to see shoots appearing through the soil - which are the first signs that your seeds are doing well - and you can then care for them as they grow in to full maturity.If you have planted vegetables you can harvest what you have grown and eat it. It will taste so much sweeter knowing you have grown your own produce organically and chemical free. And you can re-plant your garden from some of the things you have grown so it becomes self-sustaining. Gardening is a complex hobby, but it doesn't have to be confusing or difficult. You will need to take closer care of your garden if you choose to grow organically, but there are many tools to help you. It can be hard for a rookie to grow organic. By reading the tricks in this article, you will find yourself better prepared to grow your food organically.http://maynardpileg102.insanejournal.com/380.html || {New Gardening Tips for Organic Gardening, http://elziebrink23.famundo.com/blogs/1001 || {