🌱 5 Benefits of No-Dig Gardening 🌱 how I mulch my beds In no-dig gardening (no-till), we don’t dig over the soil with manure or compost. Instead, we spread it thinly over the soil and let worms, weather, and other soil organisms do the digging for us!. This is a form of mulching, and once no-dig beds are built, it’s the only thing we do to them each year. The technique really works, and all the beds in my garden are no-dig 🙌 I use this technique because: 1. It adds soil nutrients 2. Stops wee

Creating a NO-DIG raised bed 🌱I’m in the process of setting up the new vegetable garden and it’s finally time to create the growing beds! And of course they are all going to be created utilising the ‘no-dig’ or minimal disturbance methodology. By mulching instead of digging or tilling, we mimic natural processes and keep the soil structure intact. The myriad of life within can then thrive whilst creating a symbiotic relationship with the plants you then grow, increasing yields and boosting biod

🥇 First Prize — Children’s No Dig Day Drawing Competition 🪱 Winner: Clea, aged 11 Clea created three earthworms, complete with hats, a wooden table, and a blue flower teapot — all carefully modelled from clay, painted, and installed in the garden as sculpture art. The three earthworms are enjoying a peaceful moment, donning their finest, eating soil and drinking tea, while the humans aren’t looking! ☕💚 We loved the imagination, detail, and joy in Clea’s work — a wonderful interpretation of th