Sustainable ways to save money in the garden

Muddy Boots

A happy, cost effective, sustainable garden - who doesn’t love that?

• Set yourself up by spending the time and money by setting up your garden with good soil
• Compost - a great, cost effective way to turn your kitchen waste into a valuable product for your garden. Keith recommends Clyde's Lignite Humate before applying compost and then covering with mulch such as granitic sand, fine pine bark
• Plan your garden ahead to ensure you don’t overspend and select the right plant for the space and conditions
• Perennials will be more cost effective than annuals that need replacing each year
• Consider native plants - generally require less water and provide habitat for
• Bare-rooted plants - buy in Winter to save money
• Try propagating from cuttings, division and seed to save money
• Grow your own veggies - rewarding, cost effective, healthier and better for the environment. Raised bed? Keith recommends Modbox
• Consider an alternative to lawn - find out more on next week’s podcast!

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