A gardening technique that involves planting different crops together for mutual benefits, like pest control and improved growth.

The condition of soil in terms of its ability to support plant growth, including nutrient content and microbial activity.

Methods used to prevent pests from damaging plants, often achieved through companion planting or organic strategies.

The planned arrangement of plants in a garden, designed to maximize space and ensure optimal plant relationships.

Natural materials added to soil to improve its fertility and structure, such as compost or manure.

The practice of growing different types of crops in the same area across seasons to maintain soil health and reduce pests.

The process of managing soil nutrients to optimize plant growth and health.

The ability of different plant species to grow well together, often enhancing growth and reducing pests.

The systematic documentation of plant growth and health over time to assess progress and make improvements.

Methods used to gather crops at the right time for optimal quality and yield.

Strategies for providing adequate moisture to plants, essential for healthy growth.

Methods used to manage or eliminate pests that threaten plant health, including organic and chemical options.

Analyzing sunlight exposure in the garden to optimize plant placement based on their light needs.

Fundamental concepts that guide the layout and organization of a garden for aesthetic and functional purposes.

Techniques used to review and learn from gardening experiences, fostering continuous improvement.

The evaluation of crop production to assess efficiency and inform future gardening decisions.

The complex network of organisms in the soil that contribute to nutrient cycling and plant health.

The process of recording gardening activities, growth, and yields to track progress and improvements.

The strategic selection of crops based on seasonal conditions to optimize growth and harvest.

A gardening approach that emphasizes natural processes and materials, avoiding synthetic chemicals.

A collection of documentation showcasing a gardener's projects, experiences, and learning outcomes.

Gardening methods that promote environmental health, resource conservation, and biodiversity.

Gardening skills and knowledge that go beyond basic techniques, focusing on more advanced practices.

Collaborative gardening efforts within a community to promote local food production and engagement.

The ways in which different plants affect each other's growth, health, and productivity.

Ongoing care practices required to keep a garden healthy and productive, including weeding and watering.