LASAGNA GARDENING METHOD - FALL PREPARATION OF MY VEGGIE GARDEN - NO TILL

www.larksperennials.com I am trying to amend my vegetable garden area for 2013 using the lasagna gardening method. I tried it ...

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🌱 The speaker is using the lasagna method to prepare their garden for fall.

🌱 They had tomatoes growing in cages made of chicken wire, but they won't plant tomatoes there next year.

🌱 The speaker amends the soil with layers of brown and green materials, such as leaves and grass clippings.

🌱 They plan to add more grass clippings and leaves to their garden.

🌱 The speaker also has pole beans, lettuce, garlic, and sage planted in their garden.

🌱 They mention using azomite and composted manure to improve the soil.

🌱 The speaker uses chicken wire to keep leaves from blowing all over their garden.

🌱 They mention having worms in their garden during the spring.

🌱 The speaker's garden gets at least 8 hours of sun a day and they have to watch out for roots from nearby spruce trees.

Timestamped Summary

00:30 Lark is preparing her garden for fall using the lasagna method of layering different organic materials.

01:04 Lark explains that she doesn't need cardboard on the bottom of the garden beds because there is already good soil underneath.

01:26 Lark shows an area where she had pole beans and lettuce earlier in the season and is now using the lasagna method to prepare the soil.

02:00 Lark mentions that she will be adding azomite to the soil in the spring to further improve it.

02:14 Lark shows another area where her greenhouse was and is now amending the soil with the lasagna method.

03:00 Lark plans to bury a jar of beer in the garden to try and attract slugs away from her plants.

03:27 Lark has left her peas in the ground and is using the lasagna method around them.

04:13 Lark has planted garlic and mentions that she planted it in a sunnier area this year.

05:05 Lark talks about how the lasagna method has worked well for her in the past and how she will be adding another layer of bricks to her garden beds.

07:02 Lark talks about the challenge of gardening near large spruce trees and how she deals with their roots.

07:30 Lark shows a mailbox that her husband built and mentions that she has another one in her work area for storing tools.

07:54 Lark mentions that her garden is enough to feed her family throughout the gardening season.

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Q&A

What is the lasagna method of preparing a garden?

The lasagna method involves layering different organic materials, such as brown and green materials, to create rich, fertile soil for planting.

Why is chicken wire used in the garden?

Chicken wire is used in the garden to keep the leaves from blowing all over and to provide support for plants like tomatoes and pole beans.

What is azomite and how is it used in the garden?

Azomite is a natural mineral product that contains various trace elements essential to plant growth. It is often sprinkled on the soil to improve its fertility.

How can I prevent slugs from eating my plants?

Burying a jar of beer or creating a shallow dish with beer can attract and trap slugs, preventing them from eating your plants. Make sure not to put the beer too high on the container.

What is the ideal sun exposure for a vegetable garden?

It is recommended to have at least 8 hours of sun exposure in the summer for a vegetable garden, but 10 hours or more would be even better.