In this video, I harvest my Spaghetti Squash bed at the end of summer, in preparation for a quick 6-8 week crop of lettuce and spinach before the beds have to be prepared for the fall planting of garlic. I utilize the no-till, no-dig, lasagna gardening method from start to finish!
VIDEO: Quick Crop Turnaround In Late Summer Before Fall Plants Sneak In!
In this video, I harvest my Spaghetti Squash bed at the end of summer, in preparation for a quick 6-8 week crop of lettuce and spinach before the beds have to be prepared for the fall planting of garlic. I utilize the no-till, no-dig, lasagna gardening method from start to finish!
Great video. I love the no dig lasagna gardening method!
Great job on the bed! I decided not to do a fall garden I was so disappointed with my summer garden
Good description and directions!
I usually use old paper bags for mulching. Do you worry about the "unknowns" of what is in the newsprint ink? Eventually, I suppose they could accumulate in the garden. I know they are supposed to be non-toxic….but so is Roundup. What do you think?
I expanded my garden last fall and used the lasagna method (in the ground, not on raised beds). It worked great.
I alternated layers of leaf mold, compost, biochar and native soil, and the end result was way better than where I began
Oh I wish I watched this before I cut down my beans – I did cut at the soil level, but put the 'debris' in the compost bin and covered the empty space with dried leaves until I was ready to plant something else…darn…could have saved those dried leaves!
Timely video now, as most of us are getting ready to harvest the last squashes and zucchinis, and even tomatoes and peppers!