SPRING BACK TO EDEN GARDENING: YOU MUST DO WHAT????

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😮 In a back to Eden garden, if you have an area where plants are already thriving and coming up, you don't need to add more woodchips or organic fertilizer.

😌 Leaving the root balls of vegetables from the previous year in the garden can enrich the soil as fungi colonizes the root system and nourishes the soil.

🤔 You don't need to disturb or till the garden during spring because there is still a lot of activity happening underground.

😎 If you have an existing back to Eden garden, you can add aged wood chips, wood ash, and other organic amendments during spring to prepare it for planting.

😅 If you are starting a new garden, simply apply a layer of aged wood chips on top of the garden bed and forget about it until it's time to plant.

🌱 The garden is a living system that can thrive without constant human intervention, so take time to enjoy other activities and let nature do its work.

🙏 Trust in the natural processes and design of the garden, as there is a symbiotic relationship between plants, fungi, and the soil.

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00:17 If you have an area of your garden where things are coming up and looking green, you don't need to add any woodchips or organic fertilizer. Just allow nature to do its thing.

02:13 Leave your existing back to Eden garden as it is in the spring. Allow what nature was designed to do to continue happening.

02:15 Leave the root ball in the ground as it contributes to the soil's enrichment.

04:05 Dump aged wood chips, wood ash, and any other amendments on top of your existing back to Eden garden.

05:31 If you are starting from scratch, bring in aged wood chips to your garden bed and start your seeds. Forget about the garden until it's time to plant.

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Q&A

When should I apply more woodchips to my garden?

If you see green growth in your garden and everything looks vibrant, you don't need to add more woodchips. Only apply more if necessary.

What should I do with my existing back to Eden garden in the spring?

Leave it as it is and let nature do its work. Avoid disturbing the soil or pulling up the root ball. You can add aged wood chips and any organic amendments you have available.

Can I add kitchen scraps to my back to Eden garden?

Yes, you can continue to dump kitchen scraps on top of your existing back to Eden garden. It is recommended to add any amendments you have access to, such as animal manure.

Do I need to do anything to prepare my back to Eden garden for planting?

If you already have an established back to Eden garden, you don't need to do anything. Allow nature to work underground and trust that things are happening. Enjoy the spring and let your garden rest.

What should I do if I am starting a new garden with wood chips?

If you are starting from scratch, lay down aged wood chips on your garden bed. Don't disturb the chips and start your seeds indoors. Forget about the garden until it's time to plant.