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Table of ContentsIntroductionPreparation of the landPlanting Your SeedsUsing Natural Herbs and Plants to Enrich the Quality of Your Garden Soil.Nettles- UrticaNettle Liquid CompostAbsinthe, Artemisia absinthiumAbsinthe infusion and macerationComfreyDryopteris and Pteris ferns.Equisetum arvense – horsetailsRueTansy – Tanacetum vulgare.Elder – Sambucus nigraPreparation of the groundMaking your own soil/ compostMore Tips to Get the Perfect CompostBest Location for Your Organic GardenThe Best Plant ChoicesConclusionAuthor BioPublisherIntroductionWelcome to the world of organic gardening. Organic gardening is nothing else but old-fashioned traditional gardening and farming practiced for centuries all over the world, the supposedly conventional, outmoded, outdated, antediluvian and archaic old school way. But nowadays, it has been given a fashionable new name in order to make it more acceptable, and environmentally pleasing for the newest generation of “modern up-to-date” people, who want to know the best way in which to grow their own healthy food and survive.The introduction is going to be a little long because I have to go into the historical aspect of traditional gardening to make you understand the reason why people have forgotten about organic gardening. Apart from lack of knowledge, ignorance, and even apathy of the administration and circumstances, mankind has always been in a state of starvation, when nature intended him to have food in plenty. And that is why plenty of administrations are busy talking about the world is getting overpopulated, and there is not enough of food for all, so people of such and such countries have to be finished off. This is real history, and not something made up. This was started in the 18th century in Europe, by imperialists, and was then continued in other Western countries, up to this day.And one way of doing this was to stop them from producing food, literally and figuratively speaking. With the promise of we are going to provide