The soil in garden beds settles over time and loses nutrients. Add new soil to your garden beds each year to keep them topped ...

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How to turn your backyard into a remarkably productive vegetable patch using nothing more than sunlight, smart planning, and a lot of five-gallon buckets.

If you’re not careful, raised beds can invite some unwanted guests into your garden: termites.

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A "no dig" garden is created by layering organic materials to create loamy soil that is ready for planting. Learn how to start one in a raised bed or yard.

Join me for an end of summer tour of my kitchen vegetable garden, showcasing the progress of the raised beds. This garden has been maintained organically for 19 years, with no chemicals used ...

Overall, raised beds are a practical addition to your garden as they are easier to maintain and because of the depth of the soil, they allow for more root growth, resulting in space for more plants.

A no till garden requires less work on the part of the gardener. Ultimately, a no till bed will need less weeding, less watering, and less digging.

Roto-tilling can quickly break down the soil structure more than is desirable, so when possible, hand-tilling is recommended. When you are filling new beds and replenishing older beds, mix the compost ...