Lazy gardening. Easy way to garden

Lazy gardening. Easy way to gardenI n this Video I show you my no till beds and how easy it is to weed them. Please like and ...

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🌱 No-till beds are a great option because they are light and full of worms.

🌱 It is a lot of work to till the soil every year, especially without a machine.

🌱 Adding compost halfway through the season gives plants a kickstart.

🌱 No-till beds require less weeding in the spring.

🌱 Light and airy soil is good for plant roots and nutrient absorption.

🌱 No-till gardening saves time and effort compared to tilling all the time.

🌱 Adding compost on top of the beds is an easy way to prepare them for planting.

Timestamped Summary

00:08 The speaker introduces their no-till beds and explains that they prefer this method because it is less work and they can simply add compost throughout the season.

00:39 The speaker demonstrates how easy it is to work with the no-till beds, using a pitchfork to easily turn over the soil and find an onion sprouting from last year.

01:02 The speaker explains that they don't have to weed very much in the spring due to the no-till method and that the soil is light and airy, which is beneficial for plants.

01:47 The speaker talks about the advantages of no-till gardening, including less work and the ability to simply add compost on top of the beds instead of turning them.

02:08 The speaker starts to show their garlic plants, which are growing well.

02:16 The speaker begins to weed an area by simply digging in and lifting out the roots of the weeds.

02:44 The speaker continues to show how easily the roots of the weeds come out of the soil.

04:02 The speaker talks about using beans as green manure and how they leave the beans in the ground to compost down, providing natural fertilizer for the next season.

04:18 The speaker encourages viewers to watch their previous video on no-till gardening and to subscribe to their channel for more gardening tips.

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Q&A

Why do you choose to use no-till beds in your garden?

One of the reasons I use no-till beds is because it's a lot of work to till every year and I don't have the machinery for it. Additionally, adding compost halfway through the season helps kickstart my plants and covering it up at the end of the season helps with decomposition.

Does using no-till beds mean less weed growth?

Yes, using no-till beds means that I don't have to weed as much in the spring. The soil is light and airy, so it's rare for weeds to come up.

How is the soil in your no-till beds?

The soil in my no-till beds is light and good for plants. The roots can go down further and spread out, allowing for better nutrient absorption.

What is the advantage of using no-till beds?

The main advantage of using no-till beds is that it requires less work. You don't have to weed every season or turn your beds, you just add compost on top and you're good to go.

What do you do with crops like beans at the end of the season?

At the end of the season, I put compost on top of crops like beans because they bring up nitrogen. This acts as free fertilizer for the next season. Additionally, I've found that planting new crops on top of the old ones can yield great results.