No Till Gardening Method

This is my no till gardening method I’ve been using now since 2021. With this method I’ve developed some of the best soil I’ve ever had the pleasure of gardening in and some of my biggest yields too!

In this video I share why I choose this method every year, the benefits, the how to’s and I share actual results from using this method.
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[angelaroberts]

We're in the process of purchasing a house and I am so excited to start my dream garden!

[Kaydubb]

This is very helpful. I do have just regular grass that I currently have a tarp covering to kill off the grass. But now I’m wondering if that is even necessary 🤔

[pobs]

What run into is I buy soil to grow potato’s. The soil is designed to hold moisture. So the only way to use this soil is to add sand or perlite for drainage. Or to put the raise bed in to a green house. And control the water. I can not find a good premade soil that is designed for growing potatoes

[cleopatracarswell]

I bought a house last year, and the area I want to garden is full of normal lawn grass. No need to mow as we are still in cold winter in PA. So do I still just add the straw, compost, and whatnot in layers on top of the wintered grass? Others have told me to lay down cardboard for a while to kill the grass underneath before adding anything. Idk I've only ever done container planting while renting, and now I finally have my own land to grow on.

[DreamweaversPermaculture]

We are no till, permaculture aside we still wouldn’t till. Have you seen Dr Elaine Ingram?