How to Start Your No Till Home Garden- Regenerative Gardening

No need to till! This video will show you how to start your own home garden using nature's method of growing with little or no cost!

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Key insights about video How to Start Your No Till Home Garden- Regenerative Gardening

🌱 Starting a garden with what you have around is possible and doesn't require a lot of fancy equipment or materials.

🌞 Select a sunny spot that gets at least 6-8 hours of sunlight for your garden.

📝 Use paper or cardboard to cover the grass if it's the fall, as it will decompose and feed your plants.

♻️ If you don't have access to compost, skip that step and move on.

🍂 Use leaves or other organic matter as a top layer to provide more nutrients to the soil.

🌳 Wood chips can be used to create a protective layer on top of the soil.

⏰ It's best to do these gardening steps in the fall, but they can still be done in the spring.

Timestamped Summary

01:16 Julie explains that when starting a garden, you need to select a sunny spot that gets at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight each day.

02:07 Julie starts preparing the garden space by staking it off, using paper and compost to cover the grass.

04:45 Julie adds more compost to the garden area.

06:25 Julie spreads wood chips over the compost layer.

07:05 Julie fills in the rest of the garden area with compost.

09:12 Julie adds a layer of wood chips on top of the compost.

09:53 Julie breaks up the wood chips and explains that they decompose at different rates, while also adding nitrogen-rich materials.

10:55 Julie explains the ideal layering sequence: compost, leaves, and then wood chips.

11:23 Julie mentions that if done in the fall, this method will create rich soil for planting in the spring.

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Q&A

How do I start a garden with what I have around?

You can start by selecting a sunny spot that gets at least six to eight hours of sunlight. Stake off the area or mark it off using sticks or other materials.

What can I use to cover the grass in my garden area?

You can use paper or cardboard to cover the grass. If using paper, wet it down and place it over the grass.

How can I create compost for my garden?

If you have access to compost, you can use that. If not, you can skip this step.

What can I use to add organic matter to my garden?

You can use leaves, wood chips, or other organic matter to add nutrients to the soil.

How can I create good soil for planting?

Layer paper, compost, organic matter, and wood chips on top of the grass to create nutrient-rich soil for planting.