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Apr 5, 2014 1:56 PM CST
Name: Karen
Valencia, Pa (Zone 6a)
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dave said:I do this for every new bed I make, too. I lay down thick cardboard right over the grass, and cover that with as much organic matter as I can find. Compost, old hay, bags of leaves, garden soil, etc. I usually then plant pretty soon right into all that organic matter. I've never had a problem with the grass coming back.


I agree.

The processes described are all different versions of "lasagna gardening" or "sheet composting". Googling either term should give you a lot of information. I'd never even consider trying to make a new garden any other way.
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Karen

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