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Your No Dig Gardens

• Birmingham allotment, Susan & Kevin Butlin 2017-18

• Czech Republic 2017, Roman Jonczy’s new garden

• Rhys Jaggar, London July 2017, all images 27.7

• Cherry Taylor in Monmouthshire

• Becky King, May to July 2017

• Your No Dig Gardens – Teresa Grodi

• Your No Dig Gardens – Meghann Sherwood

• Your No Dig Gardens – Millie Williamson

• News – videos, media

Monthly updates

• April 2018 mid month: propagation, planting tips, make compost, weather damage, picking salad leaves

• April 2018 planting size, plants that survive winter, seeds not emerging, slug advice, no dig drainage

• Mid March 2018 stocky seedlings no hardening off, broad beans & onions, potatoes later planting, stored cabbage & onion

• March ’18: sowing undercover, no dig feedback, a mound, stored veg, pea shoots

• February 2018: mulching with compost, few weeds, winter veg outside, first sowings, myth of the month

• January 2018 the winter garden, new beds, no rush to sow, salad harvests no dig

• December 15th 2017, salads & spinach, new beds, winter harvests, Q & A

• December 2017 trial results, storing veg for winter, compost mulches, no dig success and winning awards

• Nov 17 mid month blog of veg harvests, frost protection, new beds, feed/mulch soil, trial results

• November 17 mulching, sow garlic & beans, no dig international, storing veg, winter salads

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