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About a No dig Gardener

Hi, I'm Megan and I live in Wellington, New Zealand. I get enormous enjoyment out of gardening, as well as managing this website. Family and friends also provide help with editing, opinions and anecdotes.

Megan, no dig gardener in garden I've lost track of the many gardens I've made in my lifetime!

I was married to a horticulturist/farmer for many years and ran a cacti and succulent nursery.

One day I will settle permanently in one place and really go to town with a garden that is exactly what I want.

Impossible I know because there will always be a tree out of place or the sun hiding, or a bank, invasive weeds, critters, councils and cold frosts.

Actually when I lived in Nottingham, UK for several years — a while ago now in my early 20's — we made a no-dig garden, mostly roses, with a herb garden down the side. I had never experienced such cold weather before, having come from a temperate climate in New Zealand.

It was one of those oblong plots fenced off from a row of others, out the back of a block of flats (or terraced houses as the English call them) where we lived (froze) upstairs.

Later in Auckland, New Zealand for 5 years my sons helped me with a terraced organic no-dig wonder that grew massive vines and veggies.

In Sydney, Australia I had a prolific balcony garden of pots. It supplied most of the greens and herbs for 15 years.

Now I'm back in NZ, in my home city Wellington, living for now in a cottage with a wild and windy garden. It's taken me nearly a year to become semi self-sufficient with vegetables... planting stuff here and there in any sunny patch amongst the trees.

So I hope I, sort-of, vaguely, sometimes passionately, know what I'm doing! So glad you've joined me... it's a never ending learning experience.

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