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No-dig Bed Prep

In winter your beds should be full of overwintering vegetable for winter and spring harvests (Kale, Cabbages, Broccoli, Parsnips, Cauliflowers, etc.), or with green manures. In the worse case scenario they are mulched very well with a thick layer of organic matter (compost, leaves, straw, hay, etc.) But sometimes a bed gets out of hand and goes a bit weedy. In about 1 (indoors) or 2 (outdoors) months it will be time to transplant and sow things in the ground, so how do you "flip" a bed from the previous crop (or green manure, or weeds) to the new one? In this video I go through the steps of what we call "bed flip" or "bed prep". There is no soil "flipping" or turning obviously, the flip is between a crop and the next one. Notice that here I am talking about an existing no-dig bed, at least 6 months old, that has already had a crop in it. This applies to beds that currently have a crop, a green manure or weeds, not to beds that are already mulched and ready to go. In these cases, how much compost you apply depends on your context. It might be as little as 2cm or as much as 10cm, but usually no more than that. Also, note that you have between now and the day you are going to transplant your next crop; and the advantage of this method is that you can literally do this and transplant the next crop a few minutes later, provided that the compost is well decomposed. - - - - - - - - - - Living Soil Garden is a Regenerative No-Dig Market Garden on Goffin Land, in Exeter. All of our vegetables are grown on 1/2 acre of permanent beds, cultivated without synthetic chemicals, machinery or tillage. To learn more about our way of growing, visit follow us on: Telegram: https://t.me/livingsoilgardening IG:   / livingsoilgarden   FB:   / goffinlsg   website: https://www.livingsoilgarden.co.uk/ab... ​ - - - - - - - - - - #marketgardening #vegetablegrowing #greenmanures #winterveg #winter #devon #permaculture #nodig