Biodynamic Gardening

Biodynamic gardening is a holistic approach to gardening that considers the garden as a self-sustaining ecosystem, emphasizing the use of organic practices, composting, and the alignment of planting activities with natural cycles, such as lunar phases and seasonal rhythms. This method is based on the principles of biodynamics, a spiritual-ethical-ecological approach to agriculture developed by Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century. In biodynamic gardening, the focus is on building healthy soil, fostering biodiversity, and using natural preparations to enhance plant and soil health. Biodynamic gardens are designed to be in harmony with nature, promoting resilience, sustainability, and ecological balance. By adopting biodynamic practices, gardeners can create vibrant, productive gardens that contribute to the overall health and sustainability of the environment.