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Susan Vinskofski, from PA, is an avid gardener. Susan is passionate about building soil because she believes that nutrient dense food begins in the soil. Susan blogs about gardening, foraging, real food and natural living.
Tag Archives: lasagna gardening
A 13 Year Old’s Science Project: Soil Types for Gardening
TweetI am so delighted to have my first guest post! Thirteen year old Conner is sharing his science project experimenting with different types of soil. The soil for the lasagna garden in his project was from my garden. I’m so pleased … Continue reading
Using Hay vs. Straw in the Garden
Tweet Search the internet for info on using hay vs. straw as mulch and you’ll see statements like these: “I’ve never made the mistake of using hay”, or “Straw makes great mulch — or, for that matter, a great addition … Continue reading
Lasagna Gardening
Tweet What a wonderful day in the garden I’ve had! I’ve been interested in no-till gardening for years, since the 70′s when I was influenced by Ruth Stout. I’ve dug a garden all these years, but used lots of mulch … Continue reading
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Tagged blood meal, bone meal, compost, garden, hay, lasagna gardening, leaves, manure, raised beds, spring
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