12/29/2024
Want to improve your soil structure in your garden? Check it out!
No-dig gardening is a method of growing plants without breaking up the soil, and instead covering the ground with organic matter. It's a popular choice for organic vegetable growers.
Here are some benefits of no-dig gardening:
🐛Improves soil structure: No-dig gardening doesn't disrupt the soil's structure or ecosystem, which is made up of microorganisms, fungi, and worms that help feed plant roots.
🐛Encourages carbon sequestration: Carbon is locked into the soil, rather than being released into the atmosphere when the soil is dug up.
🐛Improves drainage: No-dig gardening improves drainage, allowing water to sink in and be held near the roots of plants.
🐛Reduces weeds: Mulching in the first year can help reduce weeds and make them more manageable.
🐛Saves time: No-dig gardening is a good option for gardeners who don't have a lot of time to spend digging.
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