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The “no-till” gardening approach works great, and I practice it in my entire garden. That said, I think there are a good many people, who, in their enthusiasm, take the “no-till” idea to extremes that can result in sub-optimal yields in the first year. In this episode I give my reasons for why I think it’s ok to till or turn over your soil in the first year of a new garden. I’ll also share a new tip for weed free gardening with horse manure.
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Of all the garden series I have listened to on you tube, you are my favorite!
Thanks Shirley – that’s so nice to her, glad you like the show 🙂
Love the show! I live in Alaska so it’s nice to hear you talk about northern gardening 🙂
Thanks!
That’s so nice to hear – glad to be of help!