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No-dig gardening email template

A method guide with the honest first-year caveat.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

No-dig is sold as less work and is, eventually. Establishing a bed takes several barrowloads of compost and a morning, which nobody mentions.

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Deeping Dispatch
Subject
The first year is more work, not less
Preheader
The cardboard and compost is a big job once.

Guide

Year one is harder. Years two onwards are considerably easier

No-dig is sold as less work and is, eventually. Establishing a bed takes several barrowloads of compost and a morning, which nobody mentions.

Year one

Cardboard over the existing ground, then about fifteen centimetres of compost on top. That is roughly a cubic metre for a small bed.

Years two onward

About five centimetres of compost a year, spread in autumn, and no digging at all. Weeding drops to a fraction of a dug bed.

Where the compost comes from

This is the real constraint. Municipal green waste compost is cheap in bulk and is what most no-dig gardens actually run on.

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Garden guides go out monthly. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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