Anyone ever try Lasagna Gardening?

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meska Joined: 4/29/2007 Location: Tennessee Sock Country Posts: 9201	Posted: Apr/13/2008 12:09 PM PST I recently read a snippet about it, and it sounded rather interesting. Quote \| Reply \| Report

fschukar Joined: 7/08/2003 Location: West of Salem, OR on the W. edge of the Willamette Posts: 122	Posted: Apr/15/2008 12:33 PM PST We learned about it in master gardener training. There are some excellent references to the practice by googling Pat Lanza (the author), or "Kid's Gardening.com". There was a lady in our class who uses this system as part of her restoring an historical farmhouse kitchen garden. When I visited there last week, her beds were in various stages of completion. That is, she had new ones, fairly new ones, and some that had been in for several years. It was amazing to me how black and friable the soil was in her beds. She makes great use of newspapers (no slick ads), cardboard she gleans from businesses around town, and garden green waste plus oat straw. If you want more information, try the resources. Fritz Quote \| Reply \| Report

meska Joined: 4/29/2007 Location: Tennessee Sock Country Posts: 9201	Posted: Apr/16/2008 8:38 PM PST Thanks for the info! Quote \| Reply \| Report