Saturday, January 13, 2018

The Old Farmer's Almanac - No-Dig Gardening: An Easier Way to Grow

No-Dig Gardening: An Easier Way to Grow
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You dig, you toil, you reap the rewards. But just how necessary is digging?

No-Dig Gardening: An Easier Way to Grow

Mother Nature doesn’t use a spade, and she does pretty well! So why not follow her example - ditch the spade and save valuable time and effort in the garden.
In this short video we demonstrate how no-till gardening can help save your back while boosting your soil’s health.

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