No, biointensive and organic gardens aren't the same. The grouping together of plants that are considered to complement each other is what differentiates biointensive from Organic Gardening. Biointensive and organic gardening are similar in that neither uses pesticides or insecticides for pest and weed control. Both include improving the soil through natural means.
But the only requirement for true organic gardening is that everything be grown naturally. No chemicals are used. Instead, soil improvement practices are carried out. Biointensive gardening takes that a step farther. Plants that complement each other are grouped together.
The grouping together of plants that are considered to complement each other is what makes up the difference between biointensive and organic gardening. Biointensive and organic gardening are similar in that neither uses pesticides or insecticides for pest and weed control. Both include improving the soil through natural means.But the only requirement for true organic gardening is that everything be grown naturally. No chemicals are used. Instead, soil improvement practices are carried out. Biointensive gardening takes that a step farther. Plants that complement each other are grouped together.
Yes, non-organic things in compost can hurt organic gardens. Compost is the end product of the decomposition of carbon- and nitrogen-rich recyclables into dark-colored, fresh-smelling, nutrient-rich organic matter called compost or humus. Non-organic matter will not break down with organic inputs and even will produce toxic environments for animals and plants in some cases.
Crops are the plants that are grown in gardens.
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No, Busch Gardens is on Busch Gardens Boulevard and Water Country is on Water Country Park way. They are in the same city , Williamsburg
Manure from several species of animals makes good fertilizer for outdoor gardens.
No, non-organic is not the same as natural. Many people associate natural with organic, but they actually have no association at all.
No, they smell the same.
Both are the same.
Busch Gardens Europe? Yes, but they have to be checked first. I assume it's the same for all the Busch Gardens parks.