
Encourage toads to take up residence in your organic garden. Toads are a natural predator of many of the pesky bugs that will eat and destroy your crops. Create makeshift toad houses out of overturned broken clay pots and keep soil nice and moist to make it conducive to amphibian life.
Create soil for your organic garden by composting. Composting is a wonderful way to re-use some items that you would normally throw away as garbage. It also provides for rich and fertile soil, without the use of chemicals and pesticides. Compost bins are available in many sizes to fit your specific needs.
Expect to use a lot of organic fertilizer. When using organic fertilizer, expect to use much more than a chemical fertilizer. This is because an organic fertilizer contains less nutrients by weight compared to its chemical counterpart. That being said, organic fertilizers are slow and steady to release nutrients into the soil, whereas chemical fertilizers give a quick blast and then do nothing. Also, chemical fertilizers tend to be full of nitrogen, which is great for certain plants, but detrimental to others.
Make your own organic soil! Composting occurs every day completely unaided in any natural area. It is just a matter of organic material decomposing to produce soil. To produce excellent soil for your organic garden just start saving your grass clippings, leaves, kitchen waste, etc. and piling it up in neat piles in your backyard. 
A great way to save time and effort in your organic garden is to put compost straight into the walkways of your beds. By doing this, you will eliminate the need to have to load and drag wheel-barrows full of compost. You will now have extra time to do other things in your garden.
Use rainwater for your organic garden. Water can be collected in barrels when rain fall is at high levels, and then used on your garden during drought periods. This will help to conserve water and provide your plants with all the hydration they need. Most rain barrels have a spicket so you can attach your soaker hose directly to the barrel. You should feel better after reading these tips when it comes to organic gardening. That was a lot to read through, but at least now, you should have an idea of what to do and where to begin with your organic garden. In addition, you can always return to this list.