No-till Gardening (3)
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So How do you start it?
acrow11 1 week ago
You can plant into a tilled garden free of perennial weeds, control annuals until your crops grow, and then mulch when the plants are more than 6" tall. That will be the last weeding of that year, and you will be off to a great start.
If you have perennial weeds either dig them out, cover them with a tarp for a few weeks, or spray them with glyphosate at the right time. Tarps and spray can make for a garden directly from a lawn. Then plant as above and follow the Podoll methods.
FarmBreeder99 1 week ago