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A minimum depth of 12 inches is good for most herbs and shallow-rooted vegetables. For root crops like carrots or potatoes, ...

As the name implies, a no-dig garden doesn't require any digging. Instead, gardeners create a bed on top of the soil already there using cardboard as the base.

For starters, no-til gardening cuts out a big pain point for lots of gardeners: the tilling or digging. This, in turn, also saves time, makes gardening a lot lower maintenance, and makes the process ...

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So, to prevent these flies from infesting your crops, create barriers around the stems of the brassica plants. Use a cardboard disk called a cabbage collar or a layer of non-absorbent material.