Mastering The Art Of Preparing A No Till Garden: The Ultimate Challenge

I bought Mulch, Compost and Top soil for our No Till Garden. I'm not sure which one is the best for it.
Would love your feedback!

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[janicew]

While I don't think constant tilling is good, the Bible does speak of man being a tiller (cultivator) of the ground, so turning over the soil and then putting down mulch helps to get your garden started, then continue to add compost, cardboard etc. It is HARD to start a garden and give the plants enough air without some tillage or broad forking. You are such a hard worker!

[triciacombs]

Suppose to put on sunscreen before ya burn Brother. 🥰🙏 Garden looks great!

[mrs.p]

As always thanks for sharing your homesteading process! I have a question: I appreciate the no-till concept but dollar for dollar, isn’t it more expensive because of all the mulch, top soil, etc. that you’re having to purchase to help prep the cardboard for breakdown?

[LynHim]

Have you watched the Back to Eden gardening method (Back to Eden Gardening Film Documentary)? I would love to give that a go if I had the space to garden. One day, though!!! :) It's my understanding it can be tweaked based on your climate. Looking good, though, hard work -- it's gonna be beautiful! Good eats!