With the first heavy frosts, you might think our garden will have nothing more to offer but you would be wrong. Put on your warm coat and gloves, a sturdy pair of shoes, and crunch your way through the fallen leaves. See the winter birds gathering around for scraps from the kitchen, the robin fighting all-comers for the tastiest morsels. The cock pheasant, unseen for most of the year, will bring his wives to visit during the cold months of January and February, searching for seeds among the dead flowers. Should you throw them a handful of corn they will scatter at first, emerging cautiously as you leave - they have learnt Man is not to be trusted.
Organic gardening is for the spiritually inclined.
We know there is something inherently magical about the earths ability to produce healthy food and beautiful plants. We don't want to interfere with it, rather we would nurture and encourage its bounty. By working with rather than against mother nature, we become closer to the creator, however we perceive Him share this experience with us.