VIDEO: How To Plant Garlic Using No-Till Farming and Lasagna Gardening
In this video, I show you how I take an end-of-summer garden bed and prep it using the Lasagna Gardening Method, to plant your fall garlic, all using no-till farming!
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In this video, I show you how I take an end-of-summer garden bed and prep it using the Lasagna Gardening Method, to plant your fall garlic, all using no-till farming!
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