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Your story becomes part of this blog (which shows the site's most recent pages) and a permanent part of No Dig Vegetable Garden.com for others to read! It's easy to do, and it will be read by thousands of people who subscribe to this website. Enjoy... this is fun! Mar 15, 2010, redoing my no dig gardenI made the no dig garden last spring and it was very successful. Any suggestions on what i need to do to redo this spring's no dig garden. I ask because Permalink -- click for full blog post "redoing my no dig garden" Mar 15, 2010, Cement next to my garden. Any chemicals leach into plants?Is it safe to plant blueberry bushes/raspberry bushes. next to my cement patio, or could the cement leach a chemical into the bushes, and therefore the Permalink -- click for full blog post "Cement next to my garden. Any chemicals leach into plants?" Mar 11, 2010, No Dig Gardens are the quickest easiest method to get growing!Gardening is sublime. Growing your own vegetables in no dig gardens is organic, low maintenance and deeply satisfying. Feb 21, 2010, no-till gardening - planting seeds into mulch?I've been reading a lot about no-till gardening, and I want to do more of it for my vegetable garden. What I don't understand is how do you plant seeds Permalink -- click for full blog post "no-till gardening - planting seeds into mulch?" Feb 21, 2010, Weeds - how to kill onion weed infestationI have an onion weed infestation in my garden. I have sprayed round up on it and all the plants or leaves die off but every time I dig up the soil, they Permalink -- click for full blog post "Weeds - how to kill onion weed infestation" Feb 1, 2010, Coffee Grounds for gardenAre coffee grounds good for anything, if so what for? Are there any nutritional values for soil or other things. Megan replies... Coffee grounds for the Permalink -- click for full blog post "Coffee Grounds for garden" Jan 31, 2010, Growing Vegetables upside down - Hanging Garden QuandryThis coming Spring I intend to grow most of my garden (eggplant, peas, beans, cucumbers,melons, tomatoes, etc,) in hanging buckets & bags. The question Permalink -- click for full blog post "Growing Vegetables upside down - Hanging Garden Quandry" Dec 12, 2009, Rhubarb growing - removing rhubarb leavesI saw on comp that you should remove the larger leaves of rhubarb because of high water content. Is this true? Thank you Permalink -- click for full blog post "Rhubarb growing - removing rhubarb leaves" Dec 7, 2009, Plastic under garden an asset?In my no dig garden I have a pond lined with carpet then plastic sheeting. The water is bucketed from the pond to the garden -- the land slopes into Permalink -- click for full blog post "Plastic under garden an asset?" Dec 5, 2009, Growing Spring Onions. Growing Scallions. How to Grow Green or Salad OnionsHere's all the information you need for growing spring onions or growing scallions Dec 4, 2009, How to Grow Onions - Extra Tips for Growing OnionsIf you want to know everything about how to grow onions, it's all here. Permalink -- click for full blog post "How to Grow Onions - Extra Tips for Growing Onions" Dec 3, 2009, Milky SporesDoes anyone know where I can get milky spores? I've read and heard that this is the best long term solution to eliminate grub worms. They're ruining Permalink -- click for full blog post "Milky Spores"
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