You don’t have to do any of that with lasagna gardening. The idea is to pile layer after layer of organic material on top of the sod or weeds. The organic matter (including the sod and weeds ...

to prevent food scraps in your nitrogen layer from attracting flies or insects. The bottom of your lasagna garden should always be a carbon layer, which blocks weeds and plants from growing into ...

Like the pasta dish it’s inspired by, lasagna gardening (also known as sheet mulching) is a composting method that involves layering different materials in an effort to produce healthy organic soil, ...

Unfortunately though, there's no pasta required for this popular layered gardening technique. Bulb lasagna gets its name from the manner in which bulbs are planted layer over layer, similar to how ...

Clearing the ground is an essential part of any new or old garden. Our new plants will needspace for the roots to grow. If you can get rid of the sod in the area, you’re closer to planting. When ...

Ever hear of a lasagna garden? A master gardener shares how (and why) to use lasagna gardening layers for a sustainable harvest. A master gardener explaines how to figure out the perfect soil ...