🌱 5 Benefits of No-Dig Gardening 🌱 how I mulch my beds In no-dig gardening (no-till), we don’t dig over the soil with manure or compost. Instead, we spread it thinly over the soil and let worms, weather, and other soil organisms do the digging for us!. This is a form of mulching, and once no-dig beds are built, it’s the only thing we do to them each year. The technique really works, and all the beds in my garden are no-dig 🙌 I use this technique because: 1. It adds soil nutrients 2. Stops wee

Ever heard of No Dig Landscaping? Replace grass with flowerbeds with this no-dig gardening method. What’s YOUR best gardening hack? . #diy #gardening #homedecor #nodig #mulch #diygarden #landscaping #landscapingdesign #landscapingideas #lazyhacks #lifehacks #curbappeal | Brandon Gentry DIY

We transplanted the Golden Acre cabbage on 13th August, as small seedlings from a 26th July sowing. The kohlrabi Noriko F1 was sown two days earlier and also went in the ground on 13th August. I had never sown and planted cabbage so late, with the intention of growing lovely heads before winter. Would there be time? You can see that the timing was superb! If I had sown a week earlier, the heads would now be starting to decay. That’s because this fast growing variety does not stand for long in su