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Create a no dig raised bed, compost on weeds, with tips on planting + see the growth

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I show how to prepare and assemble a wooden frame, lay it on weedy ground without any digging, then fill with compost, firm and plant straightaway. I made the bed in August 2016, and the stages of filling and planting were also filmed by BBCtv for Gardeners World, screened 21/04/2017. More on no dig at https://www.charlesdowding.co.uk, buy any of my books for more info such as this one 2017 https://www.charlesdowding.co.uk/product/no-dig-organic-home-garden/, and this video was filmed plus edited by Edward Dowding https://edowding.net whose proficiency is growing as quickly as the vegetables

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