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What are the benefits of no-dig gardening?

No-dig gardening offers several advantages:

  • Improved soil structure: Undisturbed soil retains its natural layering and network of fungi and microorganisms, which help plant roots access nutrients and water more efficiently.
  • Better water retention: The compost and mulch layers help the soil stay moist longer, reducing the need for frequent watering.
  • Fewer weeds: Mulch and compost suppress weed growth, and without digging, dormant weed seeds remain buried and less likely to sprout.
  • Less labour-intensive: There's no need to till or turn the soil, making it easier on the body and saving time.
  • Healthier plants: Plants grow stronger in living soil that's rich in nutrients and beneficial organisms.

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