Your First Vegetable Garden 🌽🍅🍆 Converting a Lawn into a Garden
Your First Vegetable Garden 🌽🍅🍆 Converting a Lawn into a Garden
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Your First Vegetable Garden 🌽🍅🍆 Converting a Lawn into a Garden
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I used cardboard 3 years ago, and the first year I planted beans, which did great. The next 2 years things didn’t do well at all, even though I kept adding compost. So late last summer I did a soil test, and when I dug down to get the soil, there was a clear delineation between what I had put on top and what was under the original cardboard. Under that layer the soil was loose but very dry. It had tons of minerals but very little nitrogen. So I poked many holes down as deep as I could with a garden fork and planted some arugula, which did well. It showed me what a blockage the cardboard had presented, even 2 years after the fact.
How many inches of soil and compost should be put on top of the newspaper?
wouldn’t it be easier to remove the grass and add top soil or mixed soil instead of waiting a month for newspaper to breakdown
I was under the impression sheet mulching wasn’t good for the soil.
Great information thank you💚🙃
I have a better choice instead of cardboard or even newspaper. I went to a big box store to the paint department. There they have rolls of Kraft paper normally used for disposable masking and/or floor coverings. They are easier to use than newspapers, single thickness, are unbleached, and disintegrate quickly. Just unroll and cut with a scissors and cover with soil, compost, or whatever and start planting!