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No matter what your location, no dig vegetable gardens are an option for you.
The garden literally composts the materials while feeding the plants.
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A raised garden bed means that it doesn't matter what sort of soil you currently have. Simply layer materials over the top of your surface and start growing!
Benefits of a no dig garden or raised garden bed:
Gardening is sublime. It's where you can enjoy the wonder of nature close up and personally... no matter where you are. Don't let the current
quality of your soil hold you back.
You will need a sunny space and a flat surface. Beyond that, just add a few ingredients and you're on your way.
So let's get growing!
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| Plan a Vegetable Garden Take the time to properly plan a vegetable garden for maximum success. Climate, growing season and aspect will all have an impact. |
| Building a vegetable garden Simple instructions on building a vegetable garden for success no matter where you live or the condition of your soil. Fresh veggies from garden to table in as little as 8 weeks. |
| Vegetable seedlings A guide to preparing vegetable seedlings for the no dig vegetable garden. Seeds need air and water to germinate. |
| Sowing guides Calendar sowing guides for the most popular vegetables in both the northern and southern hemispheres! |
| List of Vegetables This list of vegetables to grow shows you how to plant vegetables and all the tips needed for growing vegetable plants and seed varieties. |
| Container Vegetable Gardens Guidelines for how to create container vegetable gardens for those with no yard. |
| Raised Vegetable Garden Simply a fabulous, natural short cut; that's what a raised vegetable garden is, and it includes: no-dig, no-till, lasagna, straw bale, and square foot gardening. |
| Garden Pests Manage disease and garden pests using a range of organic, biological and non-toxic solutions. |
| Crop Rotation A quick guide on the benefits of crop rotation in the vegetable garden and a sample outline plan. |
| Other Gardens How to use no dig gardening methods for other gardens. |
| Gardening for Kids Some quick and easy gardening for kids projects to inspire the gardeners of tomorrow! |
| Composting Close the nature loop by composting your vegetable waste into new garden material. |
| Companion Planting Companion planting is all about which plants help each other in the garden. Find out which combinations work to control pests and increase yields. |
| Vertical Gardens If you have a space problem in your garden, vertical gardens could be the answer. |
| Preserves You can make preserves from your home grown vegetables by canning, freezing or dehydrating them allowing you to use them in a whole range of ways. |
| Drying Herbs Try drying herbs from your garden for year round use with this simple method. |
| Vegetable Recipes Quick and easy vegetable recipes for your fresh garden produce in a range of styles. |
| Garden Tools Some tips on purchasing and maintaining the best garden tools to suit you. |
| Vegetable Gardening Tips A growing resource of vegetable gardening tips and tricks contributed by other gardeners. |
| Reflections on Nature There are things that happen in the garden and our world that are not always able to be explained. Reflections on Nature looks at some of them and offers... some reflections. |
| Best Books A selection of organic gardening books that are recommended reading for the vegetable gardener. |
| Diggers Rest Opt-in ezine subscription page for no dig vegetable gardening. |
| Eco Tips A collections of ecological and economic tips to keep your garden pest free. |
| Site Map with information on no dig gardens Want information on no dig gardens? It's all here. |
