No till garden layout

If you'd like to start a basic garden but don't know how, Pete says you're not alone. He and Stephanie Ripple from The Espoma Company offer some basic gardening tips to get your green thumb going.

Mother Nature doesn’t use a spade! It’s no wonder, then, that the practice of ‘no-dig’ or ‘no-till’ gardening is gaining ground with gardeners across the world.

Lasagna gardening is easy to do and makes for great yields and nutritious plants! Just follow these tips to get your lasagna garden going!

A no-till garden is a method of gardening that does away with the traditional use of tilling to prepare the soil. In no-till gardens, the soil is not dug up and turned to prepare for planting. Instead, organic components like compost and animal fertilizers are layered over the soil to create a rich, nutrient-heavy base in which to plant seeds and starters.

A no-till garden can give yields that equal or surpass conventional gardens, and builds up your soil as well. Better yet, it requires a lot less work than conventional gardening. Here's how to get started.

No-till flower bed preparation using cardboard and mulch. A proven method at our Philadelphia flower farm dedicated to regenerative sustainable farming.

This year we have jumped into a whole new way of gardening, and it has changed my entire perspective on how to grow healthy and abundant crops. Today, we’re going to talk about no-till gardening, a…

Cultivating or otherwise know as tilling the soil of your garden is an old-age practice of loosing and churning the soil of the garden to help the soil recover and make it easier for you to add compost and plant the seeds. However, you can also do the alternate method which is called “no-till gardening“. ... Read more

If you've been curious about no till gardening, this is for you! After 15 years, I this is my take on the no till gardening pros and cons!

Create beautiful, sustainable garden beds with minimal effort by learning how to plant a no-till garden bed in three simple steps.