Here's how it works. No-dig gardening is exactly what it sounds like: a way to grow plants without disturbing the soil.

Simply lift a spade of soil, invert it and drop it back in its original position. If you suffer from a bad back you may prefer this method over other digging techniques. It's useful for vegetable ...

4. Give digging a miss – let the worms work for you We’ve long been taught that digging over the soil is a task every diligent gardener should do at least once a year, taking it as an ...

Veggies don't like growing in the shade - you'll get the best results from a growing patch which gets at least five hours sun a day. Placing your patch away from other plants helps put off slugs ...

The ultimate raised bed required double-digging, a process where soil is dug ... Furthermore, plants grew so closely together ...

Garden enthusiasts are all too familiar with the trials of clay soil ... revealed: "Over the next few months, I'm going to be doing something of an experiment into a no dig lawn in my garden." ...

Gardening aficionados know all too well the plight of dealing with clay soil ... "Over the next few months, I'm going to be doing something of an experiment into a no dig lawn in my garden.", ...