Cotswolds Garden - FAQs
Frequently asked gardening related questions
Organic gardening reduces your carbon footprint by avoiding energy-intensive synthetic fertilisers and pesticides. It promotes composting and soil health, which sequester carbon in the soil. Growing your own food reduces food miles and reliance on industrial agriculture. Using hand tools, recycling materials, and choosing local, peat-free compost also contributes to a lower carbon impact. It makes your garden a carbon sink rather than a source.
Permalink: How can I reduce my carbon footprint through organic gardening?