Choose native perennial plants to reduce water usage and maintenance. Group plants with similar needs together for efficient watering and care.
Attract beneficial insects like bees and butterflies by planting a variety of flowers. Avoid using pesticides that can harm pollinators and other wildlife.
Incorporate compost and mulch to improve soil health and reduce the need for chemical fertilizers. Consider using rain barrels to collect water for irrigation.
Plan your garden layout to maximize sunlight exposure and minimize energy consumption. Use renewable materials for garden structures and pathways.
Practice sustainable gardening techniques such as crop rotation and companion planting to maintain soil fertility and reduce the risk of pests and diseases.
Monitor your garden regularly to address issues promptly and make adjustments as needed. Share your low-carbon footprint practices with others to inspire sustainable gardening.