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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrPcc7p-XVc by Gardener Scott YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrPcc7p-XVc by Gardener Scott YouTube] | ||
Hugelkultur is a great way to use branches and logs in your landscape to to benefit your soil and provide a fertile location for plants to grow. Hugelkultur is more than just burying a log and planting on top of it. It improves soil by adding nutrients and improving its water-holding capacity. It can create no-till and low-effort raised beds. It can be a good option for using garden slash and can be a great way to sequester carbon. Gardener Scott discusses these and more benefits along with other concerns about Hugelkultur. | Hugelkultur is a great way to use branches and logs in your landscape to to benefit your soil and provide a fertile location for plants to grow. Hugelkultur is more than just burying a log and planting on top of it. It improves soil by adding nutrients and improving its water-holding capacity. It can create no-till and low-effort raised beds. It can be a good option for using garden slash and can be a great way to sequester carbon. Gardener Scott discusses these and more benefits along with other concerns about Hugelkultur. | ||
=====Hugelkultur: The Best Raised Bed Technique You've Never Heard Of===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KBCcCDsS_s by Epic Gardening YouTube] | |||
25% off raised beds, trays, seeds, & more: https://www.epicgardening.com/bfcm | |||
These days you hear about "Hügelkultur" raised beds, which is a method we use to save 60%+ on soil costs when filling out raised beds, but you can actually do this method the way it was originally designed to create $0 raised beds from found materials around your property. @jacquesinthegarden shows you how in this video. | |||